Vocal Training with Lauren A.

I would love you be your voice teacher! Here's a little bit about me... EDUCATION Lauren received a Bachelor's of Music from the University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire where she studied with Dr. Mark Mowry. Lauren is a graduate of Peabody Conservatory. There, she studied with world-renowned mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves. PERFORMANCE AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE In April, Lauren was also a featured singer in Sonic Blossom by Lee Mingwei at the National Portrait Gallery in DC. The piece has been previously performed all over the world. Sonic Blossom is a powerful piece of performance artwork that utilizes the art songs of Franz Schubert to connect and perform to museum-goes on a one to one level. This past season, Lauren was heard in the Quartet of Mark Adamo's Little Women with Annapolis Opera. In the 2016-2017 Season, Lauren performed selections of The Red Queen from Jason Mulligan's Opera Through the Looking Glass at a New American Voices Concert hosted at Sam Houston State in Texas. In June, she planned and performed A Homecoming Recital with collaborative artist Rhonda Kwiecien in Waukesha, WI. She was seen in the chorus of South Pacific and Madame Butterfly with Annapolis Opera In the 2014-2015 Season Lauren was seen as Dorothèe in Cendrillon, Julia Bertram(cover) in the U.S. Premiere of Mansfield Park, and Idamante in Peabody Opera Scenes. She was also seen Jennie in Street Scene and Dido in Opera Scenes. Lauren also represented Peabody for the Conservatory Project Concert at the Kennedy Center. There, she performed selections from Jake Heggie's Camille Claudel: Into the Fire with string quartet. This past summer she made her debut with Young Victorian Theatre Company as Leila in Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe. Lauren has been Teaching Voice and Piano lessons for 5 years. TEACHING PHILOSOPHY AND APPROACH "I love teaching all ages of singers 13 and older. I focus on developing a strong foundation of technique that can be applied to all genres of music. I also help students prepare for performances helping them to communicate their creativity and musicality."