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Introduction

As a gifted music teacher, Jeana Holdstock embodies that rare, substantial fragrance and soul that music eagerly demands. Year after year she kindles those burning embers within others to learn and grow in their music love affair. Through skillful instruction, patience, and a willingness to meet her students where they are without ambiguity or hidden agenda, she gently draws and coaxes the treasures of music within them to find their expression and voice for the world to enjoy.

In today’s world of ever advancing technology not only is music more readily available for our listening enjoyment but also from an instructional perspective the market is saturated with music teaching tools and instructional videos all designed to share the rich language of music. With such accessibility and variety, the question that begs to be asked is, “Are music teachers/coaches still a valuable, integral catalyst in the promotion, education and execution of music?” One could easily pontificate on this vast and philosophical question all day long and brazenly come to an answer of sorts. When you become a student of Jeana Holdstock, you will quickly realize that the true enjoyment of music’s journey isn't found merely in the content and variety of instructional tools but rather in her ability to articulate the language of music using methodologies, humor and life’s experiences in a way that creates the atmosphere for unbiased musical expression and learning which instantly puts her students at ease allowing for a coaching expression that eludes so many. 

 

Piano Instructor

Vocal Coaching

Singing is a muscular activity; as such, it can be likened to a sport - with proper training a muscular activity can be executed with ease and precision. Vocal coaching offers just that - instruction in the proper use of the muscles that prepare one’s voice for flawless execution enabling one to sing with ease and exactness.

Need to prepare for an upcoming performance or audition? Depending on how much time is available before the audition will determine the depth of study, but even a few lessons can be beneficial. Of course, with singing being a muscular activity, the more time available to give to the development of such muscles, the greater the reward.