Mo Music Voice Studio offers Private Voice Lessons with Mona Dena!

“I just want to sing!” -- Is this you?  We all have a voice inside of us ready to emerge, and many of us
assume we either have talent or we don’t. Absolutely untrue! Like everything else, singing just takes a
little guidance, support, practice, and some physiological tools for our voice to be awakened.
 

Mona has worked with hundreds of students to help them unlock the basics of vocal production. In a warm and inspired environment, Mona always seems to know the best next step in growing a singer’s voice. She is also dedicated to growing her voice students’ community by holding bi-monthly performance workshops and a yearly recital where friends and family help celebrate the growth of her voice students.

As a life-long lover of music and singing – Mona declared that she wanted to be a singer at the tender age of 5 upon hearing Julie Andrews’ Maria in The Sound of Music – Mona has dedicated her entire career to singing, to performing, and to sharing her 30 years of experience with her voice student community.

Whether Pop, Classical, Jazz, Folk, or Musical Theater is your thing, Mona will have you loving your voice as you explore your favorite genre(s)!
Try out a lesson with her, and you’ll be hooked! 

BASIC FACTS:  Voice Studio Tuition and Policies
• One-on-one
• Ages: 10 to adult      
• 45 and 60-minute lessons weekly

The lesson covers some/all of the following:
• Vocal Warm-ups where students are guided to use proper vocal technique.
• Music Theory where students are exposed to notation, ear-training, and singing in harmony.
• Vocal Repertoire where students work on refining pieces of music from a variety of styles.
• Vocal Performance where students have opportunities to perform in workshops as well as a yearly recital.

Mona's Teaching Philosophy:
Mona believes in creating long-term relationships with students where they can feel supported and comfortable exploring their voices.

Voice Studio Resources:  Click link to see studio documents, warm-ups, and practice tools such as accompaniment recordings