Intro to Contemporary Singing
Learn the foundations of contemporary singing, enjoy singing with others, gain confidence, and make new friends – PLUS, save money compared to private lessons! Singing classes are great for beginning to beginning-intermediate singers who want to learn a solid foundation for healthy singing of popular music at a great price.
Class sizes are very small. Contact us or grab your spot before classes fill up!

Benefits of Group Lessons
- Experience the joy of singing with other people
- Gain confidence by learning along with other singers, rather than being in the hot seat
- Perform in front of your small group when you’re ready
- Make new friends
- Small group size of 3-6 people per group means you can get personal attention, or just sing in group if you prefer
- More structured and more cost-effective than private lessons
Curriculum
Each 15-week session includes the following topics:
- Pitch accuracy and ear training
- Vowel shapes and resonance
- Breathing and support for singing
- Intervals, solfege, and reading sheet music
- Developing chest register
- Developing head register
- Moving between head and chest registers
- Developing more power and projection
- Exploring textures, tone, and timbre
- Basic riffs and runs
- Exploring elements of style in singing
- Microphone technique
- Basic stage performance skills
- Performing in front of others (if you feel ready!)
Schedule
Fall 2025 classes start the week of September 8.
Classes start with a 3-week paid trial, and then continue with 12 more weekly lessons.
- Tweens (ages 9-12): 4-4:45pm Mondays in Broomfield with Emily, and 3:45-4:30 Thursdays in Denver with Morgan
- Teens (ages 13-17): 4-5pm Tuesdays in Denver and 4:45-5:45pm Thursdays in Broomfield with Joe
- Adults (ages 18+): 3:30-4:30 Saturdays in Denver with Tyler, and 4:45-5:45 Thursdays in Denver with Morgan
*Age ranges are flexible on a case-by-case basis
How is Intro to Contemporary Singing different from Pop Choir?
While our Pop Choir does include some warmups and some light instruction, its main focus is on learning to sing in Soprano, Alto, and Baritone harmony, concluding with a showcase performance.
In comparison, Intro to Singing goes much more in depth on a larger array of specific skills. The curriculum is designed to build healthy, solid vocal habits and develop new vocal skills. It also includes resources for practice between classes, so you can maximize growth and improvement. A final performance is optional (but encouraged!) and takes place during class time, in the classroom.
Fees
- $50/lesson for 45-min tween lessons (paid monthly)
- $66/lesson for 60-min teen/adult lessons (paid monthly)