The Two Most Important Aspects of Singing
When you sing, there are many things that you must focus on. In fact, it can be overwhelming trying to drop your jaw, expand your rib cage, raise your soft palette, put it in your
Why Does Singing Feel Good?
I have always been curious as to why I wanted to sing. What led me to this path I am currently on? And why am I so driven by emotions when it comes to this specific art form? So I
Finding Your voice in Song
Many people are intrigued by the art of song and the beauty of the singing voice. For some, singing can come naturally, but for others it may be their life’s work to create the b
Fall Recital 2018 Highlights
The recitals are the best time of the year every time they come around. Not only do we get to enjoy great music, but we also get to watch the growth of each participant! A good con
Check out our talented students!
Our seasonal recitals are a great way for students to get an opportunity to perform for friends and family! It’s also great for friends and family to get a chance to see the
What’s My Voice Type?
“What’s my voice type?” Beginner voice students often ask this question. It feels reassuring to classify ourselves, to feel we belong somewhere. Plus, newer singers believe k
How To Sing From Your Diaphragm
“Sing from your diaphragm!” This phrase is almost mythical in the world of voice lessons. Somehow this concept has passed on to students who haven’t taken a single voice less
Fall Recital 2016 Highlights
Students Showing Off Their Skills Taking lessons and practicing is something that all musicians have to spend most of their time doing, but it all pays off at the performance. Just
Philly Band Love, Vita and the Woolf
From our multi-instrumentalist teacher, Jen Pague, come the mind-blowing vocal ballads of Vita and the Woolf. Catch this burgeoning band in Philly while you can! Jen’s b
Ethical Society Recitals, Rittenhouse
Philly Music Lessons at the Ethical Society Fall Recital 2015 November 21st, 1 PM It’s become somewhat of a tradition to have our Fall recital on Rittenhouse Square. The Phil