Voice/Keyboard Concentration students perform regularly in class and on stage in public concerts. Student participate in weekly solo performance for their peers, showcasing songs in styles ranging from classical art songs in Italian, German and French to contemporary and modern genres. Additionally, the Voice/Keyboard concentration produces two main-stage choral performances each year as well as performing smaller concerts in and throughout the community. In June 2017 the Voice/Keyboard students traveled to New York City to sing a performance of Vaughan Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem at Carnegie Hall, under the baton of Dr. Nina Nash-Robertson.

Our students enjoy working as part of a team with the students from the Dance and Theatre concentration. Whether it is a combined Holiday performance with dancers, or as part of a fully staged musical, Voice/Keyboard Concentration students gain experience creating music across a multitude of other disciplines. Additionally, students are encouraged to participate in music making opportunities outside of school, bringing valuable skills they learn here to other organizations in our region.

At the core of a SASA performing arts curriculum is a strong focus on creating beautiful and meaningful art. Voice/Keyboard students gain knowledge of music theory, music history, solo vocal technique, choral singing, basic piano skills, and performance production. These skills are invaluable to our students and allow them to feel confident creating ensembles and performances that are unique and expressive. SASA Voice/Keyboard students take these skills into the real world as they become life-long musicians, regardless of their chosen career paths.

Across all disciplines at Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy, we pride ourselves on our ability to bring working professionals into the classroom. Voice/Keyboard students gain unique opportunities to attend choir and voice clinics with professional conductors and composers. Our students learn from professional singers, share the stage with professional musicians, and have opportunities to ask questions about careers in music. From university professors, to contemporary composers, and Broadway performers, SASA students get to interact directly with professionals in the musical arts.

Voice/Keyboard concentration students at Saginaw Arts & Sciences Academy regularly participate in music making activities throughout our community. Our choirs have shared the stage with the Saginaw Choral Society, Saginaw Youth Choir, Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra, Saginaw Eddy Band and the choirs of Saginaw Valley State University. Our students are active leaders in community organizations such as the Saginaw Youth Choir and Major Chords for Minors. We sing at community functions, support local causes and work to enhance our community through music.