Is your child always singing around the house? Do they dream of being on stage or just want to explore their voice in a fun, supportive setting?
We sat down with Miss Madeline—APA voice and piano teacher, professional studio musician, and live performer—to talk about her two brand-new group vocal classes this summer. These aren’t just your average music lessons—each class is designed to boost confidence, teach real-world vocal techniques, and help kids have fun while growing their musical skills.
Miss Madeline brings her background as a performing artist—heard on streaming platforms and seen at major events like Summerfest—into every class, making each lesson fresh, relevant, and exciting.
Q: Which Class is Right for My Child?
- Group Voice (GV)
Ages: 8–13
Skill Level: Beginners to kids with choir/musical experience (not solo)
Focus: Singing basics, group & solo work, vocal confidence - Group Popular Music Vocal Styles (GPMVS)
Ages: 11–17
Skill Level: All levels welcome!
Focus: Pop styles, performance coaching, music appreciation
Q: What Happens in Class?
GV (Group Voice):
- Fun vocal warmups + learning how the voice works
- Group singing and solo moments
- Build vocal strength in a supportive environment
GPMVS:
- Weekly warmups & genre deep-dives (pop, rock, R&B, etc.)
- Masterclass format: Each student performs & receives feedback
- Learn from performing AND observing
Students choose their own songs each week!
Q: What Does My Child Need to Bring?
- GV: Notebook, pencil, water
- GPMVS: Notebook, pencil, water (No sheet music—learn by ear!)
Q: What Will My Child Gain?
Group Voice (GV):
✔ Increased vocal confidence
✔ Better understanding of how the voice works
✔ Teamwork & performance skills
Group Pop Styles (GPMVS):
✔ Higher chances of lead roles in musicals
✔ Stronger vocal technique in a short time
✔ Deeper understanding of popular music styles
✔ Boosted performance confidence
Ready to help your child shine this summer?
These unique group singing classes are the perfect opportunity for your child to explore their voice, grow their confidence, and learn from a real working musician.
Spots are limited—click HERE to sign up today!
-APA Music Director, Tiffany Sullivan