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Exploring imagination and creativity through music!
Voice/singing and beginning piano lessons in Madison, Wisconsin.
When you are searching for the perfect voice or piano teacher it is important that
•you both have a good rapport with each other
and
•your teacher knows the ins and outs of both performing and teaching
I have dedicated myself to both the art of performing and the art of teaching. In fact, I have degrees in both and am constantly involved in new learning experiences. This allows me to both demonstrate what it takes to make a song have meaning and value, as well as have the ability to adjust and adapt my teaching style so that you leave your lesson knowing exactly what to practice to become a better musician and performer.
Through each of our voice and piano lessons I aim to help you become an independent musician. My goal is for you to be a person who not only can read music and learn songs on your own, but also who strives to tell the story of the music.
The voice is a versatile instrument that can be used in many different ways. Nothing makes me happier than helping you find "your voice" and exploring the types of music your heart loves to sing. From classical to musical theatre, from folk to rock, a free and flexible larynx is important to every genre.
Piano is by far one of the easiest instruments on which to learn about how music works (also known as music theory). Beginning piano lessons are helpful for anyone who is wanting to have a solid foundation and understanding of how music is put together.
In addition to private and group lessons, I also offer workshops throughout the year. A sample of past workshops that I have taught or set up have included talkbacks with cast members from the Wicked and Legally Blonde tours, Alexander Technique introductory training, Introduction to Overtone Singing, and vocal masterclasses.
I currently have openings for new voice and beginning piano students in my music studio, which is located in the Monona area on the east side of Madison, Wisconsin (just north of the Monona Golf Course.)
(And as a special note: If you're a person who thinks "I can't sing", I'd love to help you discover the joy of making music with your voice. If you have a normal speaking voice, we can get you singing! Also, a healthy musical theatre belt technique is not an oxymoron.)
You are welcome to contact me via email: a@ambernicoledilger.com, or by phone: 608.554.1220.
The notes I handle no better than many pianists.
But the pauses between the notes -
ah, that is where the art resides!
~Artur Schnabel
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