Broadway Singing Lessons in Upper Marlboro. Amazing Teachers.

I've been singing as long as I've been going to church.
My beginnings in the Children's, Men, Gospel, and Senior-Adult

Choirs. D.C. Youth Chorale was an amazing experience for learning the art of harmony, ear training was a natural part of the study.
We were taught to read music as well as leaning everything by rot. A term used in church meaning learning by memory to the heart. (without the music sheets)

I've been teaching Voice Lessons for 10 years. I have structure my lessons efficiently so each student begins with the same fundamental techniques appropriate to Classical and Broadway singing. Breath management, legato, vibrancy, clean onset and release, and ease of production. Also I have the following tools available to use during lessons: sound equipment, sheet music, and more.

Whether it's 8 shows a week on broadway or 8 shows a day in a theme park, Rob will provide the tools to maintain a healthy singing career when there is little rest and recovery time.

I am a voice and acting teacher specializing in musical theater and pop rock and other commercial forms of singing. I focus on breathe work, increasing range, and freeing the natural voice to focus on correct technique whether the student is belting pop or using their legit soprano. I help performers fuse their acting and singing but can also focus on one aspect if the student so chooses. I work with many students on college auditions and thespian competitions as well. I teach all ages up to adults since I am also adjunct faculty at a college and have experience in teaching at the university level. I am a performer myself having worked in Philadelphia, Boston, and all over South Florida.

As a graduate of the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music in Washington D.C., Natalie has obtained her B.M. in Vocal Performance. With over 10 years of singing and acting experience as well as voice teaching, Natalie has sung in a plethora of musical settings and styles including leading roles in Musical Theater productions, A capella soloist in the ICCA , Chorus member in a several performances at the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, and various roles in Opera productions. She specializes in teaching beginner/intermediate vocalists, injured voices, acting, and audition prep. Singing is an outlet to discover one's true identity, and she is enthusiastic to help her students reach their full potential as artists!