Adult Sings

Adult Sings with Deborah Jeans

This Fall, nationally acclaimed Soprano and Vocal Coach, Deborah Jeans, offers an 8-week vocal and choral course for singers. Participants will be eased into the joys of singing through group sessions in vocal technique and harmony with an intro to choral singing. At the heart of Deborah Jeans is her ability to help people find their singing voices and to experience joy through the art of singing. All levels of experience welcome!

Participants must be 16 years of age or older.

Adult Sings will run on Monday evenings from 6:00 to 7:30PM starting September 27th, 2021 and running for 8 consecutive weeks.

If necessary, a make-up class will be scheduled during regular class time the week of November 22nd.

Registration is accepted on a "first come, first served" pending payment of Registration Fee.

Early Bird Registration Fee: $96 (+HST) (Early Bird Registration ends August 31st) Regular Registration Fee: $126 (+HST)

Registration is limited to 10 people! Sign up today to avoid disappointment.

Deborah began to sing at a very early age in Cape Breton, where she received her early musical education and exposure to solo singing. Later, she graduated from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Music, with an Honours Bachelor’s degree in voice performance, and later, a Diploma in Operatic Literature and Performance Practise. She graduated with distinction and was awarded the Josephine Harper Award as the most outstanding female singer in her graduating year. A winner of a number of competitions and awards, among them study grants from the Canada Counsel, Deborah Jeans studied voice and interpretation of classical repertoire in Rome, New York and Austria. Her performance credits include the Canadian Opera Company, Vancouver Opera Association, Pacific Opera Victoria and Opera-in-Concert, Toronto.

In Toronto, Ms. Jeans operated Viva Voce Voice Studio for sixteen years. Some of her former students are graduates of McGill University, University of Western Ontario, Queen’s University and the University of British Columbia.

We're doing everything possible to ensure the safety of all involved, and we want you to feel secure knowing you are coming to an environment that places your safety first. As such, if you would like to read our most up-to-date Operational Safety Guide for 2021 (which has been created by our team based on the recommendations and requirements of Nova Scotia Health and Safety), you can find the entire document at this link: http://www.highlandartstheatre.com/hatacademy-2021-operations-plan