Vocal

Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy is the brainchild of master vocal coach Ken Tamplin. KTVA method of singing lessons has quickly become the industry standard for professional singers all over the world. It has thousands of vocalists all over the world singing better than they ever thought possible.
Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy offers singing lessons at every level, from powerful singing lessons for beginners to complex techniques such as how to sing and play guitar at the same time, how to overcome stage fright, and much more!

You can read about me and my work at www.raeeka.com.

Molly Mahoney's diverse experience in performing has cultivated a broad base of knowledge, from which she effectively teaches many types of students. Teaching voice is very personal and needs to be adapted as such, so Molly teaches students what they want to learn, while promoting a free, flexible, healthy vocal technique to help them sing most any style of music.

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Everyone says they sing their best in the shower--because they are singing just for themselves. Molly will teach you how to sing for yourself every time.

Tenor MARK NARINS, can currently be heard as Luigi in Verismo opera's Il Tabarro (Puccini). Also with Verismo Opera he has sung Pinkerton (Madama Butterfly) Turridu (Cavalleria Rusticana), Don Jose (Carmen), Duke of Mantua (Rigoletto), Riccardo (Ballo in Maschera), as Cassio (Otello) and Froh (Das Rheingold). Mr. Narins has also sung Canio with Robert Ashens, Prince Golitsin (Khovanschina) with Kent Nagano and Azael in Debussy's L'Enfant Prodigue with Geoffrey Gallegos. Mr. Narins is also a very active composer.

Elena Yakoubovsky, a lyric-spinto soprano, made her operatic debut in 2005 as Tatiana in Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin. She has recently appeared as Lisa in Tchaikovsky's The Queen of Spades at West Bay Opera, Annina in La Traviatta with Capitol Opera, as Mimi in La Boheme and as Micaela in Carmen with Danville Lyric Opera. She was the featured soprano soloist in Mozart's Coronation Mass in C Major at St. Timothy's Concert Series in Danville, for whom she returned in a solo recital last November.

Molly is a proud member of NATS ( National Association of Teachers of Singing), and Bay Area NATS. Recent experience includes touring the Midwest with the Lira Ensemble and performing in their Christmas show. Recent training includes workshops at Roosevelt University (Dalcroze Eurythmics) and the DePaul University School of Music (Vocal Health Seminar with author of “The Voice Book”, Kate Devore and master teachers David Edelfelt and holistic voice teacher Louise Cloutier). NATS workshops include speaking voice for singers and commercial vocal styles with Lisa Popeil.

My name is Lauren Gatzka and I am a classically trained coloratura soprano. I have studied classical voice the last nine years and have also expanded my repertoire to include Broadway and pop styles. I have been teaching and coaching for the last five years and that all takes place in my student's homes. My primary teaching philosophy is to promote healthy singing for longevity in a singing career by use of the Alexander method of breathing. In my coaching, I work on phrasing, overall performance, connection with the audience and so forth.

I am a local Bay Area singer since moving here 8 years ago. I have sung as a soloist with San Francisco Opera, Opera San Jose and West Edge Opera among several other companies. I have studied music my whole life and play the piano proficiently. I also have years of dance and acting training so I have a very kinesthetic and holistic understanding of healthy vocal production. Teaching for me is a passion.

Nicole Cooper is a San Francisco Bay Area based singer who has had the pleasure of performing with Opera Cultura, Lyric Theater of San Jose, Opera San Jose, Mission City Opera, Fremont Opera, the SongFest Young Artist program, and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Edinburgh Scotland. Nicole has also appeared as a soloist for local events and performed new works including the concert premiere of Dos Idilios written for her by Venezuelan composer Abi Romero Ramirez.