Sing Fearlessly

Sing Fearlessly and Love Your Voice:

Do you need something to brighten your days? Well, here you go – Sing Fearlessly with others who also need some brightness in their lives. Many of you love to sing but have had little chance to do so. Here’s an opportunity to get Vocal Coaching, improve your skills, learn to love your voice, and try new techniques in this fun, active, no-judgment, safe environment.

We’ll meet each Tuesday for 6 weeks – 6PM to 8PM March 11 through April 15, 2025 in downtown Pittsboro.

Although we’ll do some group songs, this is not a “sing along” class. Each class builds on the previous one so you’re never out of step. You’ll learn breath control, phrasing, vocal exercises, increasing your range, how to sing the “truth,” how to learn new songs, etc. We’ll explore individual as well as group techniques and harmonies. You’ll work on strengthening and relaxing your voice for optimal impact, and you’ll take home skills to get you on your way.

It has been said, by scientists, that singers have greater circuit connections between right and left brain. Also, it has been said, by doctors, that singing alters our molecules resulting in an analgesic body feeling. And it has been said, by— me, that singing is just plain fun!!!

We have done this program many times. Shakori Hills is a great friend to our community and as such sponsors this program. There is no charge to attend! However, donations to Shakori Hills will be greatly (and happily) appreciated.

This is not a “drop in” class. Contact me –at jmvbeck@aol.com – to register.

Let’s sing together – it’s good for your body as well as your soul.

Yours in Harmony
Marie Vanderbeck

Here’s what some past attendees have to say about this program:

“I learned to relax around a group of people that were there for the same reason I was; skill level was irrelevant..” “Supportive instructor and group.” “Best fun I’ve had in ages.” “I don’t want it to end.” “Should be longer than 6 weeks!” “You’ve brought music back into my life in a wonderful way.” “Singing with others was healing and magical.”