
| About Angela Angela has a Vocal Performance Degree from New Mexico State University where she played lead roles with the Dona Ana Lyric Opera. Since then, she detoured into corporate America supervising and managing medical offices for 15 years. Coming back to her music she has studied with local master teachers Peggy Norcross and Linda Brice. She is the founder and owner of Animaté Voice Studio for Children with regular classes in Voice for children ages 7- 17. Additionally, Angela is a graduate of Transformational Voice Training Institute (TVTI) in Portland with a certification as Master Teacher. Angela is on Faculty with TVTI and Rose City Music Academy. Angela’s performance background is in Opera, Music Theater, Jazz, Symphony Choirs, Church Choir and Worship teams. She currently teaches out of her home and studios in Forest Grove, Beaverton and Portland. She Cantors regularly at St Thomas More Church in Portland, Oregon. She is passionate about the soul’s connection to singing, the singer’s job as storyteller, and uncovering and affirming the innate beauty of each individual voice. She very much feels like a fellow traveler with all her students, believing that at any level the honesty of the offering is paramount. She is also a grateful mother and wife and a hopeless dog lover! FAQ’s: Do I have to study classical type voice or can you help me with my personal style? The teaching tradition that I come from will help you understand an authentic, natural way to produce sound. My goal is to get to your very unique voice and then help you use it in the way you most desire! Do I have to take lessons every week? While I don’t think lessons every week are necessary to grow, regular lessons are! Of course, the more attention you put on your voice and practice what you’ve learned in lessons the faster you will progress! Do I have to know how to play piano to succeed in voice lessons? No, but learning music is harder without some piano knowledge. I will work with you on these basics too, so you grow not just as a singer but as a musician! |
"He who sings well prays twice" St. Augustine. |
