Voice Lessons

Voice Group - Ages 8-11

Research shows that group singing is the most effective way for kids this age to learn. It builds pitch accuracy, rhythm, and vocal strength in a fun, low-pressure environment where students gain confidence alongside their peers. Because of this, most students in this age range will be placed in a voice group, though we do make exceptions when appropriate.

Voice Group - Ages 12-17

Designed for older students, this group focuses on strengthening vocal range, mastering harmonies, and building stage presence. It offers a supportive space for teens to work on repertoire and perform together with confidence.

Individual Lessons

Dedicated 1-on-1 instruction customized to your unique voice, personal goals, and musical style. 

To join any of our voice programs, please complete our registration form to get started!

Instructor Logan Foster

Teaches Vocal Students age 13 - Adult

Teaches Piano Students age 7 - Adult

Youth Ukulele Group Instructor

Logan Foster is a choral music education student at the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point and a proud native of Waupaca.

At UW–Stevens Point, Logan has been actively involved in the university’s choral program, performing in all three campus choirs and gaining experience in ensemble singing, musicianship, and performance.

In addition to singing, Logan has expanded his experience on the podium by conducting two university choirs, where he developed rehearsal techniques and confidence as a conductor. He also has experience providing voice lessons to fellow college students, helping singers improve their vocal technique and confidence.

Logan hopes to inspire future generations of musicians by fostering creativity, confidence, teamwork, and a lifelong love of music both inside and outside the classroom.

Instructor Shelley Radley

Teaches Vocal Students age 12-14

Teaches Piano Students age 7 - Adult

Shelley is a native of Evansville, WI, and upon graduation from Evansville High School, attended the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where she received a Bachelor of Music Education Degree in 1979.  

She taught general music, voice, and piano in various Wisconsin School Districts for thirty-three years, retiring from full-time teaching in 2012. Shelley and her husband, Dan, moved to Waupaca from Northwestern Wisconsin in 2015 upon their retirement. For over forty years, Shelley has been an active adjudicator in voice for the Wisconsin School Music Association and is currently a substitute teacher for the Weyauwega/Fremont School District. 

Over the years, she has performed with the Eau Claire, WI Women’s Chorus, The Red Cedar Chorus in Rice Lake, WI, and the Choir and Handbell Ensemble at the Barron United Methodist Church. Currently, she sings with the Waupaca Community Choir and serves as pianist and vocalist for the Parfreyville and First United Methodist Churches here in Waupaca.

Registration

Before we schedule your lessons, we need to understand the student’s current level of experience and their goals with the instrument.

Please complete the Music Lesson Registration Form. We will reach out to you to discuss the details of the lessons. We look forward to speaking with you soon!

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