The Voice Studio
for singers only
for singers only
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Evelyn Virginia Sophia Czaja, mezzo-soprano and voice teacher. Also, piano teacher,
choir director, piano accompanist and organist. Clarinet is next on her list. Did I
mention stage director and makeup artist? Not bad for an opera singer!
Music is a life-long pursuit no matter how big or small your career and/or teaching
business. By way of The Voice Studio and Piano Division, Ms. Czaja instructs
beginning musicians or those who have had some training (or a lot) in the basics of
singing or playing an instrument. A strong foundation is what is needed to
accomplish anything, not just music. Think of building your house on sand...whoops!
Same thing with music. Becoming proficient at your instrument of choice is essential.
Learning to read music and knowing at least the basics of music theory are part of
this. Imagine reading a book with only a rudimentary knowledge of letters and
word-building. Whoops again!
Ms. Czaja also likes to have fun during lessons and make the student feel at ease while
learning the intricacies of making music. Why not laugh a bit while learning?
Contact us and set yourself up for your own music experience. Look around this
website. It's small but it tells you what you need to know to contact us and get
started. Looking forward to hearing from you and starting you on your own music
journey!
choir director, piano accompanist and organist. Clarinet is next on her list. Did I
mention stage director and makeup artist? Not bad for an opera singer!
Music is a life-long pursuit no matter how big or small your career and/or teaching
business. By way of The Voice Studio and Piano Division, Ms. Czaja instructs
beginning musicians or those who have had some training (or a lot) in the basics of
singing or playing an instrument. A strong foundation is what is needed to
accomplish anything, not just music. Think of building your house on sand...whoops!
Same thing with music. Becoming proficient at your instrument of choice is essential.
Learning to read music and knowing at least the basics of music theory are part of
this. Imagine reading a book with only a rudimentary knowledge of letters and
word-building. Whoops again!
Ms. Czaja also likes to have fun during lessons and make the student feel at ease while
learning the intricacies of making music. Why not laugh a bit while learning?
Contact us and set yourself up for your own music experience. Look around this
website. It's small but it tells you what you need to know to contact us and get
started. Looking forward to hearing from you and starting you on your own music
journey!
