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Pamela K.

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Teaches all skill levels

Age: 18+

Speaks English

Teaching since 2000

Bachelor of Arts Music Major; Master Degree in Education

About Pamela K.

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Hi! My name is Pam. If you have a song in your heart , a love for music and a desire to sing, let me show you how you can sing your best. If you want to expand your range and to develop a strong voice with no breaks, I can definitely help you. It took years to find a mature, experienced teacher who understood how to use good vocal technique to help me express my artistic musicality. After more than 20 years of teaching and performing, I know how to teach a successful vocal technique that works. I want to share the knowledge and technique I have acquired with you. Let me help you develop your voice to its fullest potential. I teach a comprehensive course of study. It includes classical vocal techniques to improve range, ear training, breath control, vibrato, tone production, diction and beginning music theory. My formal education includes Leonard Davis Center of Performing Arts Bachelor of Arts Degree - Music Major from the City University of New York, Masters degree in Education, and opera workshops and private lessons from Judith Raskin, Soprano and Mario Berini, Tenor of the Metropolitan Opera. Now's the time to make it happen. If you register with me at the Take Lessons office we can get started this week.!

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Nikki

Teacher's studio

I got more than I expected out of my first lesson and I was able to implement the learned techniques at my following performance. Ms Pamela is great!

Posted Feb 13, 2019

Quitha

Teacher's studio

Just completed my first lesson and I am so happy ! I can't wait for my next lesson.

Posted Feb 12, 2019

George

Teacher's studio

When I came to Pamela for voice instruction I had a limited range. There were lots of songs I wanted to sing but because I had a low voice I couldn't reach the high notes. Pamela showed me how to use breath support breathing and how to sing the vowels of every word so that the songs flow. Also I have more confidence in my singing now and I am making really fast progress.

Posted Aug 15, 2018

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Experience

Teacher

Oct, 1999 - Jun, 2017

Sacramento City Unified School District

California Credentialed Teacher teaching Math, English, Science, History, Music and Choir and Music Theory

Credentialed Teacher/Choir Director

Oct, 1999 - Jun, 2017

Sacramento City Unified School District

Choral director responsible for teaching students how to increase vocal range, breath control, vowel placement, stage presence foreign language diction (and English). Coordinate Multicultural Events and direct Arts After School Program.

Education

Bachelor of Arts Music Major; Master Degree in Education

Sep, 2003 - Jun, 2005

City University of New York; California State Univ Sacramento

Certifications

Bachelor of Arts degree Music Major master's degree in education

Sep, 2005

The City University of New York and California State University Sacramento

I was awarded a scholarship to the Leonard Davis Center for Performing Arts at the City University of New York. My training consisted of private vocal coach Theory diction and approve Workshop

Affiliations

National Education Association

Sep, 1999

The National Education Association (NEA), the nation's largest professional employee organization, is committed to advancing the cause of public education. NEA's 3 million members work at every level of education—from pre-school to university graduate programs. NEA has affiliate organizations in every state and in more than 14,000 communities across the United States.

California Teachers Association

Sep, 1999

Founded in 1863, the California Teachers Association has become one of the strongest advocates for educators in the country. CTA includes teachers, counselors, school librarians, social workers, psychologists, and nurses. These educators in the K-12 school system are joined by community college faculty, California State University faculty, and education support professionals to make CTA the most inclusive and most powerful voice of educators in the state.