Mission - Transform hearts, minds, voices
Learning to sing is more than just about music. It's about learning to live in your body and confidently express yourself. Think of your body as the instrument and your voice as the vehicle. What you have to say is valuable, and this body/voice of yours is your tool for communication. When you live in your body and find your authentic voice, you will be an inspiring force in the world.
"When faced with a challenging task or circumstance, the difference between joy and terror is technique." -Nevine Michaan
Laura Davis M.M. Vocal Pedagogy
Laura is a singer and voice teacher passionately committed to authentic artistry. As a singer she is known for her spontaneous and intuitive musicianship. As a vocal teacher she is innovative in her approach, developing a language and a method specific to the needs of each individual. Laura believes that everyone has a unique and authentic voice, and as a teacher she strives to uncover this within each of her students. She combines her knowledge of the physiology of the voice and her background in solo and choral singing with her perspective as a yoga practitioner/teacher to create an approach to singing that is holistic and accessible to everyone. It is her belief that when a singer is grounded in a sense of self and an understanding of the physical instrument, that he/she finds confidence and freedom both as a singer and as an individual.
Ms. Davis holds a Master of Music degree in Voice Pedagogy and Performance from the Catholic University of America and a Bachelor of Music degree in Sacred Music (voice primary) from Westminster Choir College. After spending 10 years in New Jersey and Maryland directing choirs, performing, and teaching voice and piano privately, Laura decided to return to her home state of Colorado. She maintains private studios in both Denver and Highlands Ranch.
Laura firmly believes that singing is for everyone and has a love an appreciation for all genres and styles of singing. When she's not in the studio or on her yoga mat, you'll find her exploring the mountains. Often with her dog Rory by her side.
Learning to sing is more than just about music. It's about learning to live in your body and confidently express yourself. Think of your body as the instrument and your voice as the vehicle. What you have to say is valuable, and this body/voice of yours is your tool for communication. When you live in your body and find your authentic voice, you will be an inspiring force in the world.
"When faced with a challenging task or circumstance, the difference between joy and terror is technique." -Nevine Michaan
Laura Davis M.M. Vocal Pedagogy
Laura is a singer and voice teacher passionately committed to authentic artistry. As a singer she is known for her spontaneous and intuitive musicianship. As a vocal teacher she is innovative in her approach, developing a language and a method specific to the needs of each individual. Laura believes that everyone has a unique and authentic voice, and as a teacher she strives to uncover this within each of her students. She combines her knowledge of the physiology of the voice and her background in solo and choral singing with her perspective as a yoga practitioner/teacher to create an approach to singing that is holistic and accessible to everyone. It is her belief that when a singer is grounded in a sense of self and an understanding of the physical instrument, that he/she finds confidence and freedom both as a singer and as an individual.
Ms. Davis holds a Master of Music degree in Voice Pedagogy and Performance from the Catholic University of America and a Bachelor of Music degree in Sacred Music (voice primary) from Westminster Choir College. After spending 10 years in New Jersey and Maryland directing choirs, performing, and teaching voice and piano privately, Laura decided to return to her home state of Colorado. She maintains private studios in both Denver and Highlands Ranch.
Laura firmly believes that singing is for everyone and has a love an appreciation for all genres and styles of singing. When she's not in the studio or on her yoga mat, you'll find her exploring the mountains. Often with her dog Rory by her side.
