During the Covid-19 pandemic, all lessons are on Facetime or Zoom.
SAVE THE DATE!
Sharon’s Salon of Music and Theater is ReZOOMing
Saturday Evening June 26, 2021, 7:30 p.m.
Presenting actors, singers and instrumentalists for an eclectic evening of dynamic performances via Zoom
“…if enough hearts would open themselves to the beauty of great music, there would be no room left in any of those hearts for evil, greed or hate.”—Jamie Bernstein, daughter of Leonard Bernstein
Explore the Studio
Sharon Sigal Vocal Arts is a calling and a passion. In addition to running my studio, I continue to perform on stage and in films.
Sharon Sigal Vocal Arts student
Lessons include vocal technique, the acting of singing, piano, ear training, sight-singing, techniques for relaxation, mindful practice and performance.
Telling a story and creating a life through music and words fuel my passion for teaching and acting.
Vocal Philosophy
Singing can be a beautiful, fun, creative and exhilarating experience. You just have to learn how to use your voice as a musical instrument. That’s right—the voice is a musical instrument. And as with any musical instrument, you have learn how to use it to get the most enjoyment from playing it. If you never had a flute lesson, you would never think that if you bought a good flute you would instinctively know how to play it. Sure, you could blow on it and get it to make a sound. But you wouldn’t expect to be able to play it well without some lessons. It’s the same with the voice. And yet people often think they can’t sing because they don’t have “a good voice.” In my experience, almost anyone can learn to sing. It’s not until after you have learned and mastered vocal technique that you will know the true beauty of your instrument. You will be amazed with how well you sound once you have learned to use your instrument correctly.
Testimonials
Sharon Sigal was a dream to work with.
Professional, talented, and committed to helping students produce their best quality work, Sigal was flexible, understanding, and always friendly. Lacking a formal background in music, her focus on theory helped me to improve both my knowledge of music and my ability in singing. In addition to building a foundation in classical singing and musical theory, what was especially nice was her interest in discovering what each of her students likes to sing, and finding ways in which to teach the student within the genres of interest. Thanks to Sharon, I went from a rather unskilled choir member to a respected (within my school) musical theater performer and member of the a cappella group. I can not recommend Sharon Sigal enough; whether you are a hobbyist singer or a professional in need of guidance, you will find what you need with her.