Unleash Your Inner Karaoke Star with Confidence! 🎤

Ever felt like the only one not enjoying karaoke night? You're not alone. Picture this: the room is filled with cheers and applause as people belt out popular hits from Whitney Houston, Adele, and Broadway classics. But when it's your turn, crickets.

Don't worry, it's time to change that!

As an opera singer and voice teacher, I've helped many karaoke lovers transform their vocal skills and confidence. Now, it's your turn to slay the karaoke stage and be the life of the party!

Here are some steps to get started:

1. Here’s the most important thing…. Choose a song that suits you. Find a karaoke track that fits your vocal range and style, and practice singing along at home. This will help you feel more prepared and confident when you hit the stage.

2. Invest in voice lessons. A professional voice teacher can guide you in improving your singing skills. Good news - I've created an online course called Sing with Josh that offers the best and most affordable access to world-class singing techniques! Check it out here: www.singwithjosh.com

3. Practice with proper technique. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. But to truly improve, it's essential to practice using the right techniques. If you're unsure about your technique, refer to step #2!

This advice isn't just for karaoke lovers - it's applicable to school musicals, community theater, auditions, and more. With a little effort, you can be the star you were always meant to be!

And if you're interested in taking voice lessons with me, check out the following link:

​https://www.singwithjosh.com/​

Here's to your future karaoke triumphs!

Josh

What will you do with your "Omg Voice"?

The Voice, America's Got Talent, and The Masked Singer are all shows that could make you rich and famous.

I like watching the first few episodes of the season of the Voice or America's Got Talent. It seems more real to me to see all of the auditions.

So. Many. Happy. Tears!

But, what makes those chairs turn?

What makes that "oh my god!" voice?

I know what it is.

It's the same sound that whips your head around when you hear someone cry for help.

It's the same sound that melts your heart when you hear a parent sing a loving lullaby.

I know how to teach you to make that Million Dollar Sound.

It's all in the training - the voice building.

You can learn how to:

• Belt those high notes

• Croon the ballads

• Even out your mixed voice

• Sing the way you've always wanted

Get started on your journey here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Josh

Sing your heart out (even if you're scared to death)

Lately, I've had two personalities - Real Josh and Virtual Josh.

Real Josh teaches in-person singing lessons (among other things) at my private vocal studio, Boulder Voice Lessons.

Boulder Voice Lessons hosts a live recital each semester at a great local theatre, and our most recent recital was a tremendous success!

I am always impressed by the profound artistry of the singers.

After the recital, one of the singers told me, "Did you notice that I had a full-blown panic attack while I was singing?"

Another student said, "I can't believe how different performing live is than practicing alone."

And later, another student said, "I need more [performing live] exposure therapy! I want to feel more comfortable on stage."

It's completely normal to feel nervous about performing in front of an audience, especially if it's your first time or if you're performing a new piece. Here are a few things you can try to help calm your nerves:

• Practice, practice, practice: The more familiar you are with your material, the more confident you will feel when it's time to perform.

• Visualize yourself succeeding: Before the performance, take a few minutes to close your eyes and imagine yourself performing well. This can help build confidence and calm your nerves.

• Take deep breaths: Deep breathing can help relax your body and calm your mind. Take a few deep breaths before you go on stage to help manage your nerves.

• Before the song starts, think about the first lyric - once you start singing the first line, the rest of the lyrics will come to you.

• Remember that it's okay to make mistakes: Nobody is perfect, and it's okay to make mistakes! Remind yourself that it's the effort and dedication that counts, and that the audience is there to support and appreciate you!

You don't have to perform in a recital to use these steps for success. Before you sing at the campfire, a family gathering, or just with your friends, take a breath, think of the first lyric, and get goin'.

Oh yeah, my other personality - virtual Josh! He has a fantastic voice-building course that will improve all aspects of your singing.

Don't let your love of singing go unfulfilled. Take the first step towards realizing your potential and sign up for our self-paced course at the Sing with Josh Online Vocal Academy today.

Real Josh and Virtual Josh can't wait to help you shine on stage (or in the comfort of your own home or car)!

Josh

Singing Lessons from Beyond the Grave

Here's a history lesson for yuz!

Modern vocal technique is passed down from the giants before us.

Among the many giants, Robert Merrill might cast the longest shadow.

Thanks to YouTube, we have easy access to recordings of these masters that used to walk the earth.

My favorite Robert Merrill recording is right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzWa4Xi8inI

Mr. Robert Merrill sings "Avant De Quitter Ces Lieux" from Gounod's Faust.

This video is a masterclass in:

• Legato Singing - smooth and connected vowels are gliding into consonants.

• Bel Canto technique - he's "sliding" between each note with ease.

• Diction - the vowels are clear - no distortion.

• Performance - he lets his voice tell the story, rather than running all over the place "acting."

I could listen to that recording all day!

When he wasn't singing at the Metropolitan Opera, Robert Merrill was even a New York Yankee, singing the National Anthem at Yankee Stadium for over three decades. Mr. Merrill passed away in 2004.

You'll hear this same technique with great pop, folk, or rock singers, but with less intensity.

The Sing with Josh Vocal Academy is rooted in this classical technique, which provides a healthy way to sing for the rest of your life!

Learn more about the course here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

"If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out"

- Cat Stevens

Best,

Josh

Diagnose your Voice

I'm not a doctor, and I don't play one on TV, but many students have come to me to help diagnose vocal damage symptoms.

Hoarseness, an overly breathy tone, fatigue when singing, and throat discomfort can all be signs of vocal damage.

When I listen to a singer, my mind is going a million miles an hour analyzing the sounds I hear.

If I hear a distorted vowel, we stop and correct it.

If I hear a breathy tone, we back up and find an alternative route to get to a clear sound. The process goes on and on.

Teaching is like following a treasure map; there are pitfalls and detours, but there are also rainbows and gold along the way!

Recently, my long-time mentor and advisor had a stroke which has resulted in Aphasia. It's very sad...

As I was visiting him, I found myself jumping into vocal therapy. If there were a word he couldn't say, we would stop, detour, and find another way to pronounce it.

Many of my private students might struggle with speaking consonant clusters or vowels, which also presents itself in the singing voice.

Through working on these concepts, the speaking voice becomes clear and confident!

The voice is fascinating, and I've devoted most of my life to trying to understand it.

My course is different from other online singing courses because I am involved.

I teach the online group classes.

I teach the private consultation.

And, your voice is diagnosed by my 10,000+ hours of experience.

Learn more about the course here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Best, Best, Best,

Josh

Yoga Chanting Confidence 🧘‍♂️

I want to chant better.

I want to feel more confident singing in Yoga (or Church, Choir, or at Home)

I've been hearing this from my peeps lately.

We all know there's more to a song than just singing, like:

• pronunciation

• the notes

• the tempo

• the right rhythm

• musicality

• emotional interpretation!

Sometimes, we take these things for granted - as if these concepts will automatically be perfect.

Learning a song doesn't take long, but you must learn it correctly.

I can teach you how to learn any song (any language or genre).

If you want to chant or sing better, there's no better time to start than now.

Learn more here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Josh

A Few Karaoke Ideas for You 🤘

Does this scene seem familiar to you? I know it does for me.

Scene 1: Choose a song for Karaoke

"Hey, what song are you gonna pick for 'roke?"

Singer sitting in the booth is brooding... brooding...

"Not sure."

[20 minutes later]

"Still not sure."

[End of scene]

I'm asking all my friends, buddies, and students what their go-to Karaoke song is this week.

I don't want anyone to have the excuse: "I can't find a song!"

So, here are a few ideas:

Male voices:

"MMmmmm" - Crash test dummies

"New York, New York - Sinatra (or any Sinatra)

"Wicked Game" - Chris Issak

Any Bee Gees tune (Use head voice to wow the crowd!)

Low Female Voices:

"You Don't Own Me" - Lesley Gore

"Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend" - Marilyn Monroe

"Champagne Problems" - Taylor Swift

"Lost Boy" Ruth B.

"Sampson" - Regina Spektor (Such a great tune!)

Rock Tenor Tunes:

Any Rage Against the Machine tune

Any Nirvana tune

Bonus - the most hilarious duet:

"Total Eclipse of the Heart"

Ok! Go forth and Rock!

Click here for more info: https://singwithjosh.com/​

Best,

Josh

How A Shy Kid Can Shine

I've always been a shy "kid."

I don't really like public speaking or raising my hand in a class or group to speak.

My mom told me once, "The theatre is special because you can pretend to be someone else."

I never forgot that advice.

I even spent most of my life living it.

When those stage lights came up or when the choir started singing, I was part of the team, and our job was to get some toes tappin'!

I've studied the art of singing since about 1994 - about 28 years of private lessons, isolated practicing, and performing.

Singers (and dancers!) are unique because our bodies are our instruments.

We don't push down piano keys or play the fretboard to make sounds.

Our sounds come from our souls.

That's why everybody loves listening to singers.

When Michael Jackson sings Man in the Mirror, we imagine ourselves needing to make a change.

When Dolly Parton sings "9 to 5," we hear her singing the soundtrack to our lives - our situation.

The power of the human voice calls us all into action!

The power of the human voice rises from deep-seated instinct.

Everyone has that instinct.

The Sing with Josh Vocal Academy provides clear and comprehensive lessons, offers opportunities for practice and personal feedback, and is tailored to the needs and goals of the students.

Some benefits include the following:

• Learning World-Class vocal technique

• Expanding your range

• Improving your pitch

• Increased tone control and flexibility

• Building confidence

• Lifetime access!

Learn more about it here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Josh

The Nose Doesn't Know(s)

Every day before pouring the cream into my coffee, I take a quick whiff.

I have an unnatural fear of pouring chunky spoiled milk into my precious caffeinated wake-up potion, and the smell test always works. That's probably a little OCD, but singers are a little wacky, and I don't like chunky spoiled milk.

The nose knows foul smells!

But what the nose doesn't excel at is sticking itself into your singing sound.

Get. Outta. There.

Why does nasal singing stink? Because it distorts your vowels.

​Here's a 60-second YouTube video that will teach you how to get nasality out of your singing!​

Nasal singing will prevent you from singing the way you've always wanted, and that video will get you on the path to vocal freedom.

If nasal singing is the last step in your vocal journey, awesome, that video will fix all your problems.

But if you'd like to dig a little deeper into your singing, I invite you to check out my conservatory-level singing course, The Sing with Josh Online Vocal Academy.

Inside The Vocal Academy You Will:

• Learn professional techniques for every level of singing

• Develop the muscles that directly control your singing voice

• Develop your chest and falsetto registers and learn to coordinate between the two voices

• Learn to overcome any fears of singing

• Learn vowels, vocal anatomy, ear training, breathing for singing, and performance skills

• Personal feedback from me

• Apply your technique to songs you love

• Learn to experience the pure freedom of singing well

The joy of singing is a beautiful thing!

Join the crowd of current students that are enjoying the benefits of the Sing with Josh Course.

Learn more about it here:

​https://www.singwithjosh.com/​

Josh

Singin' like Axl 🌹

Hey there, fellow songbirds! 🎶

Guess what? I joined a band! And not just any band—I'm learning how to scream like a rock star. (video evidence coming at some point)

As a classically trained opera singer, this goes against all my instincts. But sometimes, to keep growing, you've got to break the mold.

I've always admired the raw emotion in the voices of legends like Jim Morrison and Kurt Cobain.

And you know what? This screaming thing is working! My range is expanding, I'm getting that "rock" sound, and I'm having a total blast.

The scariest part about singing with grit or "screaming" is the fear of hurting the voice. But with the correct technique and a gradual approach, your voice will be just fine.

(Ever noticed that babies don't get hoarse from crying and screaming? My boys sure didn't! 🍼)

Learning brand new skills like screaming on stage reminds me of how my beginner students feel. I've been singing "for forever," but I totally get what you're going through!

A solid foundation in singing technique is essential for learning how to sing like a rock star.

My Sing with Josh course will show you the way!

Who wants to jump in and see?

I'd be thrilled to help you unlock your full singing potential, no matter what type of singer you want to be.

Rock on,

Josh

P.S. If you have kids, check out my free YouTube Shorts Playlist - How to Teach Singing to Kids. It's fun!

5 Minutes to Stress Reduction

It seems all of us have never been busier. 

Practicing your art is probably not at the top of the to-do list! 

It is somewhere on there, though, or we wouldn't be chattin' it up right now. 

So, here's a checklist of how to practice singing in 5 minutes:

• Breath

• Breath some more

• Breath before you sing

• Keep breathing while you sing

• Enjoy the stress reduction

• Enjoy the oxygen high

• Repeat tomorrow

I just made a video on YouTube that walks you through this. 

Bookmark it and sing along during your day for the singing version of mood-enhancing drugs!

Get your Stress Reductions singing warmup here on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LcTo52LZe5E

If you want to dive deeper into the technique and get the most out of your warmups, check out the full Sing with Josh course here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

I Am Not Throwin' Away My... Shot

Two weekends ago, we saw Opera Colorado's production of The Shining.

This past weekend, we saw the national tour of Hamilton.

Live theatre is fantastic. The electricity in the audience for Hamilton was spellbinding. People were screaming in joy. The actors lit up the stage, and I had a smile on my face for 3 hours.

The Shining was more like being in a museum, like looking at a piece of great art. It commanded respect and rapt attention.

Opera singers don't use microphones, and Musical Theatre singers use microphones.

Because of that, the whole medium changes.

A "no microphone" vocal production has to be different to be heard over an orchestra and to be projected to the back of the house.

There were some fantastic singers in Hamilton. Some of their bios even said they trained classically.

Classical vocal training allows you to sing everything. You can sing pop, rap, rock, opera, jazz, or whatever you want. All you have to do is adjust the vowel production for the genre you are singing.

The Vocal Academy at Sing with Josh stems from my 20 years as a professional singer in New York City and around the world. The curriculum is based on my education at Manhattan School of Music and the world-class teachers and coaches I have studied.

Not only will you get an excellent singing education through the Sing with Josh online course, but you will start to recognize the subtleties that make other singers great (or not great!). You'll start to enjoy live performances more because you'll identify vocal technique in action.

This technique changed my life. I'm excited to see how it will change yours!

Sign up here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Benefits In All The Wrong Places

Yesterday was an exercise in lemons out of lemonade.

The car wouldn't start, but my amazing neighbor rescued us and took the kids to school. We had a great conversation during the commute.

The dishwasher leaked and the kitchen flooded with water, but Rod, our contractor, went to YouTube University and fixed it.

A dear old friend of mine was going through a rough patch and said a few choice words to me, but it motivated me to write an original song about his situation. (demo releasing soon!)

And then, I started teaching.

I guided students through breathing exercises, which helped steady my nerves.

I got to sing all day by demonstrating vocal technique, which improved my mood.

One student recorded Moon River and Illicit Affairs while I played piano and helped produce the track on Ableton. It felt great.

A simple 5-minute singing warm-up can calm your nerves, change your mood, and give you some inspiration.

If you could bottle those benefits, you could make millions of people happy.

Wait, I think we already did that.

It's all here in the Sing with Josh online course.

It's more than just a singing course.

Inside The Vocal Academy, You Will:

• Learn professional techniques for every level of singing

• Develop the muscles that directly control your singing voice

• Develop your chest and falsetto registers and learn to coordinate between the two voices

• Overcome your fears of singing

• Learn vowels, vocal anatomy, ear training, breathing for singing, emoting, and performance skills

• Professional, hands-on guidance with an optional private lesson and four months of group coaching

• Apply your technique to songs you love

• Learn to experience the pure freedom of singing well

Read more about it here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Please let me know if you have any questions.

My wife can't stand Kevin Costner

I'm not sure why, but Rebecca just can't deal with Kevin Costner movies.

It's become a running joke for us.

"Should we watch Waterworld tonight? I heard it's awesome."

"Hey, the kids won't be home for 3 hours - wanna watch Dances with Wolves?"

Yeah, right.

My favorite Kevin Costner movies are a close call.

Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, or, Field of Dreams.

"If you build it, he will come."

That's the famous line from Field of Dreams.

I've always thought of that line whenever I would work on something.

I thought, if I worked hard enough on whatever it was, it would work out.

It's usually true.

Ray Liotta was the "coach" in Field of Dreams. Throughout the movie, he helped our friend Kevin like the friendly ghost he was.

He would pop out of the creepy cornfield with some wise adage, and Kevin would get back to work, tearing up his farm. Thankfully, it worked out in the end.

Everyone needs a coach, and a good coach is hard to find.

I've studied with SO many vocal coaches and teachers, and I feel like I'm that Ray Liotta ghost, wandering out of a digital cornfield, saying to you, "If you build it, they will come."

If you build your voice like I know you've always wanted to, you will find a bit of fulfillment.

I see it all the time with my students, and I'll be here for you along the way to make sure you stay on the vocal path.

The Sing with Josh online course is designed to make sure you feel comfortable in your vocal progression.

If you have a question, just call out my name (or drop me an email - that might work better).

Build yourself a better voice today.

Get started here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Last call to save $100 at Sing with Josh

Hello friends, just a quick note that our 20% off sale is ending today.

If you've wanted to introduce your vocal cords to the Sing with Josh Vocal Academy, this is an excellent opportunity to do it.

So many perks, so little time!

• Lifetime access to the curriculum

• Learn at your own pace

• Four months of live group classes

• Optional private lessons with me

• Performance opportunities and much more!

Grab the sale here before 11 AM Mountain Time on March 9th:

https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Only 2 days left to save $100

"I wish life was not so short... Languages take such a time, and so do all the things one wants to know about."

J. R. R. Tolkien

A student posted this quote the other day, and it made me realize how many things I want to learn more deeply:

• Spanish

• Martial Arts

• Piano

But, the Vocal Academy at Sing with Josh works on your time.

Our self-paced curriculum never goes away. How does lifetime access sound?

Our practice schedule will help you parcel out moments in your day to practice.

And, you'll get extra inspirational videos and tidbits of vocal insights from me.

Live classes are optional and recorded for your convenience.

But, the sale is going away in two days!

Sign up here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Volcanos of bubbles in the bathroom

"Um, Josh, did you put bubbles in the toilet? Because there is, like, a volcano of bubbles coming out of the toilet," my wonderful red-headed wife says to me.

"Huh?" I mutter in confusion and saunter over to the bathroom. 

I mean, sometimes, sure, I put some bubbles in the toilet to keep things interesting, but surely there can't be bubbles exploding out of the toilet.

Lo and behold, in our construction zone of a bathroom, there are more bubbles than I have ever seen seeping, oozing, really, out of the toilet. 

My first thought is the bubbles will clean the caulk and drywall dust for me, but then I remember that two red-headed twin boys are taking a bubble bath upstairs.   

"Booooooooooooooys!" I holler in my chest-coordinated baritone.

The water stops running, and they hobble down in their bubble suits and start cleaning up the art exhibit. 

I should have taken a photo. 

Anyway, the moral of the story is: Chest Voice is for Hollering.

One must strengthen and train the chest voice to be heard over a gushing bathtub full of bubbles. Or an Orchestra, for that matter!

The chest voice is for hollering! Use it or lose it, I say. 

If you want to get your hollering on and save a potential bubble catastrophe, slide on over to the Vocal Academy at Sing with Josh. 

Hurry on up; there's a sale happening for the next 5 days. 

After that, the sale will disappear like Bubbles sprayed by Isopropyl Alcohol. (Did you know that? Many thanks to my Mother-in-law!)

Get your elite vocal technique here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

P.S. This story reminds me of "Singing in the Bathtub," as sung by the fabulous Mandy Patinkin (we have another great tale about him, too!)

The most nervous I've ever been!

A group of tough-looking Jets was standing stage right at Carnegie Hall. My destination at center stage was a good 50 feet away. The New York Philharmonic started playing "When you're a Jet," and I had about 15 seconds to get there to start singing my solo. 

There was a tiny walkway between the violins and the lip of the stage. 

The sold-out audience at Carnegie Hall was to the right, and the New York Philharmonic crushing the score of Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story Suites was on the left. 

One Billion Butterflies were flying around in my stomach. 

And, I walked stone-cold to Center Stage and sang my guts out. 

After the show, my singing hero at the time, Thomas Hampson, big hair and all shook my hand and said, "Great job."

I was nervous. I was terrified. But, I kept going. 

Preparation is critical for any endeavor. Singing is a little different, though, and it takes a little longer to prepare.The opportunities that help you prepare for big gigs are few and far between. 

You might not be singing at Carnegie Hall tomorrow or next year, but what about that audition for a community theatre, school play, or just a family concert in the living room? 

I want to help you prepare for those moments when you want to stand up and sing. 

The nerves might be there, but you can keep going too. (It helps to walk slowly!)

The Vocal Academy at Sing with Josh will help you become a better singer.

Learn more about it here: https://www.singwithjosh.com/

Keep Calm and Sing On!

How To Hit The High Notes

Lately I’ve been composing some original tunes. I’ve been able to record my vocals without any issues, and I’ve gotten to the point where I like listening back to my own singing. But, it took me a while to like my own voice.

How about you? Do you like listening to your voice? Please reply if you want to chat about it!

Enjoying your own singing is possible, and I invite you to check out our online Vocal Academy at Boulder Voice Lessons!

In the Academy, I teach bi-weekly live group classes, private lessons, and you’ll get access to the full-scale course!

If that’s not for you, I also offer a library of free classes on YouTube. Here’s one of my favorites.

How to Sing High Notes — For Lower Voices

Homeschool Music Teacher

Elite Music Training for your Homeschool Academy

Add instant cache to your Homeschool Academy by bringing Boulder Voice Lessons into your curriculum. World Class Voice Teacher, Joshua South, has developed an elite, fully customizable music education program for your homeschooling pod that includes:

• Choices of One/Two/Three Classes per Week

• World Class Vocal Training

• Music Theory

• Ear Training 

• Sight Singing

• Ukulele

• Piano

• Creative Songwriting

• Music Production on various computer programs

• Engaging, Fun, and Highly Informative for all levels - beginner to professional. 

Joshua South, lead teacher of Boulder Voice Lessons, has performed with 50 Cent, Paul McCartney, Kelli O’Hara, Kelsey Grammar, Brian Dennehy, and many other world class singers, conductors and stage directors (Julie Taymor, Sir Jonathan Miller, among others) at many world class venues like Radio City Music Hall, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. He has been a member of a number of world class vocal ensembles, including The Clarion Choir (2017 GRAMMY nomination for Best Choral Performance), St Thomas Men and Boys Choir, New York City Opera Chorus, New York Choral Artists, the Bard Opera Chorus, Trinity Wall Street, and has sung on numerous SAG/AFTRA major motion picture soundtracks. 

He has performed in Brazil, Italy, Austria, and gave a 2 week recital and masterclass tour in China, with performances in Shanghai and Xiamen.

Joshua has been a student of vocal technique for over 20 years and has studied with the most well respected voice teachers, vocal coaches and collaborative artists in New York City. He holds a Master of Music Degree from Manhattan School of Music.

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Reviews

“It can be hard to know what to look for in a teacher. Josh embodies everything we needed as we looked for the next step (son has been taking for 9 years working with teachers locally and in NYC). First and foremost Josh provides a focus on vocal cord health, then helps you identify and love your tone and range while helping you grow it. For a male singer going through voice change, it can be as difficult emotionally as it is physically learning to sing again. Josh patiently helps male students relearn the shapes and sounds while helping regain their confidence (using technique and songs). We highly recommend Josh to anyone looking to work technique or up your game for professional gigs or college auditions.”

— Google 5-star Review

“Josh is a really amazing teacher! He is very knowledgeable, thoughtful, and patient, and I have seen immense progress in my few months of working with him. As a shy singer I was initially a little intimidated of singing in front of people, but Josh has a gift for creating a relaxed and safe singing environment. I am excited to see where my voice will be in a year or so! I would highly recommend Josh as a voice teacher.”

— Google 5-Star Review

“My daughter loves her voice and piano lessons with Josh and has grown so much. It’s really inspiring for her to work with a professional singer and we even got to watch him perform with the Colorado Opera. He’s fun, patient, and she looks forward to each lesson. Josh is a true master of his craft and we highly recommend working with him.”

— Google 5-Star Review

“Boulder Voice Lessons is AMAZING! How did we get so lucky to get Josh in our little town! Josh is so talented at teaching his technique. He is patient and so smart. He has a true method to his teaching always with growth in mind for the students. Everything he teaches is with purpose. My daughter has learned more in 2 months then in all the years she has studied piano and voice! Thanks Josh!”

— Google 5-Star Review