Train with a Pro.

Why Take Voice Lessons?
✓ Find joy in singing
✓ Expand your vocal toolbox
✓ Gain confidence and consistency

* lessons recommended for 13 years old & up. Students 10 yrs – 12 yrs will be considered based on development observed in the trial lesson *
What do lessons include?
One on One Personalization
Lessons personalized to your needs. Feel seen, and leave feeling confident. Never cookie cutter, always individual.

Unique Performance Opportunities
From jazz concerts with a live band to a staged musical theater review, you’ll be prepared for any type of singing you may want to do in the future. Carefully crafted and delightfully produced.

Connection through Group Learning
Group Lessons are offered to support individual lessons. Make new friends while exploring your vocal abilities.

What Voice Students are Saying



Welcome to the
rachel marie music studio.
About Rachel.
Rachel has been teaching voice for over 8 years. After receiving her bachelor’s degree in Vocal Performance from Utah State University, she has continued to study voice and pedagogy, expanding her knowledge of singing every day.
Rachel is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS), and was recently elected as the President of the Northern Utah Chapter.
Rachel’s work in her community enhances her private teaching. She is a regular adjudicator for Region & State Solo and Ensemble, Regional Theater Competition, and other various singing competitions. She enjoys working in local high schools, giving presentations on acting and vocal technique.
Rachel also works as a music director and choreographer with teen, college, and adult performing groups. Her hands on work with casting and rehearsals gives her a unique perspective while prepping her students for auditions.
Most recently, she worked as Music Director for USU Theater Department’s production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, where she worked students from the Musical Theater and BFA degrees. Rachel has spent two summers working with Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theater, music directing Les Miserables, which boasted a cast of teens from across the state of Utah.
Rachel takes a science-informed, functional approach to teaching singing. Her knowledge of vocal function, combined with her play-like structure during lessons encourages a warm learning environment where every sound is welcomed. Rachel believes in working the voice like any other part of the body that is used for activity, and she cross-trains all her students to be successful in every style.
Rachel also believes in learning through experience, and encourages her students to participate in school choir and theater programs, community productions, concerts, and more.

In June of 2024, Rachel attended the NATS Science Informed Pedagogy Institute, learning from master pedagogy teachers Lynn Helding, Amelia Rollings-Bigler, John Nix, and Allen Henderson. Rachel completed this week intensive with more in-depth knowledge of vocal function, and new, thoughtful approaches to teaching application.
Rachel is passionate about continuing her own vocal journey, and has been training with Dr. Amelia Rollings-Bigler since 2024.
