Studio Member
WHAT DOES IT EVEN MEAN?
If you're a studio member, you're the heart of this place. Not a metaphor. You're the reason the studio exists. We work with consistency and that consistency you bring is what makes the deep work possible.
Here's what that looks like.
FULL TIME: $600/mo
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40 lessons a year —
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a weekly lesson (45 min) with room for 12 cancellations across the year, for any reason.
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(Life happens. You don't owe me an explanation.)
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A guaranteed spot in our pub-style MT Mixers (in person, in Utah)
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Your slot. Same time, every week. It's yours.
PART TIME: $350/mo
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20 lessons a year (45 min each) — twice a month, with room for 6 cancellations, no reason required
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A guaranteed spot in our pub-style MT Mixers (in person, in Utah)
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Your slot. Same time, every other week. It's yours.
This is not your normal voice-lesson setup.
It's a full vocal education with your artistry at the center of it.
We train the instrument — breath, phonation, resonance, all of it. But we also train the heart and the mind that are driving it, because a technically flawless voice with nothing behind it isn't the goal. Storytelling leads. Technique makes sure you can follow.
Let's be clear: studio membership asks something of you. It's a real commitment, and I'd rather say that plainly now than have you find out in month three. But I've watched what happens when singers show up for themselves consistently for a year, and I believe this will be one of the most rewarding investments you make in your artistry.
If that sounds like you — or like the version of you you're trying to get to — fill out the interest form below. I'll get back to you with availability as soon as I can, and we'll figure out together whether this is the right fit.
DROP - INS
Drop-ins are for when something's on the line.
The callback is Thursday. The audition cut got changed on you. The note that's been fine for six months suddenly isn't, and opening night is in a week. You don't need a training plan right now. You need one hour where we fix the thing.
That's what a drop-in is: a single, focused session built around one specific goal with a deadline. We diagnose fast, we prioritize hard, and you leave with something usable — a plan for the cut, a recovery strategy for the voice, a way through the note. (Sometimes it's a less glamorous answer than you were hoping for. I'll still tell you.)
What a drop-in is not:
It's not a voice lesson in the ordinary sense. Real technical change takes repetition and time, and I'd be lying if I told you one hour rewires anything. Drop-ins are triage — precise, high-stakes, and in service of the thing you're walking into. If what you actually want is the slow, deep work, that's what studio membership is for, and I'd love to talk to you about it.
Pricing:
$250 per hr long session.
That's a higher rate than a membership lesson, on purpose. You're booking my full attention on short notice for a session that has to work the first time. I take that seriously, and the price reflects it. Studio members: this is one of the reasons the weekly rate is what it is. Consistency earns the discount.
Booking
Tell me what's on the line and when.
I'll get back to you as fast as I can — because I know "fast" is the whole point right now.