Emily Stewart

A former classroom teacher turned vocal coach, Emily gets how learning truly works. With a Bachelor of Science in Applied Learning and Development and years of experience teaching in public schools, she knows how to adapt her teaching style to meet each student exactly where they are.

A musician from a young age, she played violin in state orchestras, performed in local musical theatre productions, and composed music ranging from orchestral to popular styles. She has wowed crowds, congregations, and directors alike with her powerful belt and extremely high range.

Scared to sing in front of other people? Emily knows this feeling – and she’s walked this path too. After a traumatic event stole her voice in early adulthood, she had to work hard to rebuild her confidence with singing. This personal journey has given her a profound understanding of vocal anxiety, and the courage it takes to share your voice with others. If you’ve ever been made to feel “hopeless” or shouldn’t sing, Emily would love to prove that inner voice wrong.

Emily truly believes that singing is your birthright as a human being. Her studio is a safe place where you can experiment, learn, question, try, fail, laugh, and try again. She doesn’t just teach vocal technique (though she’ll happily talk your ear off about vocal science if you let her); she helps her students to find their unique voice and the joy that comes with singing. In lessons with Emily, every voice is valued, every question is welcomed, and every bit of progress is recognized and celebrated.

Specializing in popular styles (rock, pop, R&B, country) as well as musical theater, Emily loves working with singers of all ages, especially beginners, teenagers, and children. Emily holds her vocal coach certification through IVTOM (International Voice Teachers of Mix) and teaching certificates through CDE for elementary and special education.