Project Voice: The Vocal Studio of Lynne Claire Morse

★ 5 · Yukai Zhang

Lynne is an incredibly kind and caring singing teacher. The learning environment is always comfortable and supportive, and she tailors her teaching to each student’s individual needs. She puts a lot of effort into making sure you’re using the right technique and really focuses on building strong vocal fundamentals. She’s very patient, easygoing, and a pleasure to learn from.

4 months ago

★ 5 · Matthew Jewell

I am an adult vocal student of Lynne Claire Morse in her studio, Project Voice. I am a working, professional classical pianist, choral conductor and singer, and I have studied voice for many years. That being said, I am thrilled to be working with Lynne. She is always able to pinpoint my technical issues, and present positive, energetic solutions in a down-to-earth manner that is both easy to understand and to apply. I benefitted from her expertise after my very first lesson, which was a study of "Every Valley" from Handel's Messiah. Thanks to Lynne, I was able to perform the aria successfully. I also sing quite a bit of contemporary musical theatre, and Lynne is right at home teaching all genres and styles, not to mention all ages. She has a special rapport with young students and

10 months ago

★ 5 · Laura Johnson

My name is Laura J. Johnson and when I started at her studio in April of 2024, I had not sung in over 20 years and could not read music whatsoever. Lynne Claire Morse quickly put my fears and doubts to rest as she truly does preach taking the small steps to become a better and more successful singer each time one practices as opposed to trying to sing perfectly each and every time. Despite having a pretty significant hearing loss, which she has never once let me view as a handicap, I now have learned how to read the musical scales for the most part, understand much more about proper breathing techniques/“dumping”, the importance of vowels in music, and am currently working with her on how to go from my head voice (my comfort zone as a soprano) to singing using my chest voice (an area that

10 months ago