Private Lessons
Private voice lessons are offered through a partnership with local voice teachers. Students who are interested in being more competitive (All-State auditions/Solo & Ensemble), want to improve their solo voice, or just want some one on one instruction should definitely sign up for private lessons. Lessons are offered during your child's class one day a week. Space is limited and is on a first come, first serve basis.
Please complete the form to register for lessons. Scholarship funds are available.
Wraven Godsoe
godsoevoice@gmail.com
Wravan Godsoe, mezzo-soprano, has been teaching voice for 35 years, including 15 years at RRISD high schools and middle schools. In addition to teaching at MHS, she teaches at Pearson Ranch MS and in her home studio. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in vocal performance from Austin College, where she discovered her love of teaching, and a Master’s degree in vocal pedagogy from Texas Women’s University. She has sung with many choirs in Austin, including Conspirare’s professional and symphonic choirs, Austin Vocal Arts Ensemble and Inversion Ensemble. She has served several church choirs as alto section leader, most recently at St. Louis Catholic Church, and is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing.
She also co-owns a music publishing company, Baker’s Jazz and More, selling jazz ensemble music to schools and bands around the world.
Kate Winchester
kate.winchester.soprano@gmail.com
A bit about me- I have an MM in Voice Performance and Pedagogy from Westminster Choir College and this is my 8th year teaching voice full-time. I moved to Austin just over a year ago and started at Cedar Park High & Cele Middle last fall. I’m a NATS member and am one of the staff singers at St. David’s Episcopal downtown. I also have a small private studio.
Isaac Arterburn
iarterburn@outlook.com
Mr. Arterburn is a native Texan, born in Lubbock, having spent most of his formative years in Waco and at Baylor University, and now a happy Austinite. He studied Choral Music Education and German at Baylor while singing in top choirs and pursuing his love for musical and visual arts, as well as outdoor sports. Now he can be found performing with local choirs, trail running, rock climbing, and indulging his nerdy side with comic books and other media. What excites him most as a teacher is helping students enrich their minds and souls with music and the arts.