All lessons are taught at the Lakeshore Conservatory of Music, located at 2370 Lakeshore Blvd W in Etobicoke.
Lesson fees are based on length rather than subject - so feel free to mix and match voice, piano, and theory within your lesson time!
Recommended Lesson Lengths:
30 minutes – Best for young beginners in piano.
45 minutes – Perfect for adult beginners in piano and singers of all ages.
60 minutes – Ideal for students who want to combine voice and piano, or for more advanced work.
If you already have some experience, we’ll discuss your goals during your trial lesson and decide what lesson length works best for you. Whether you’re starting fresh or returning to music, I’ll help you design a plan tailored to your needs.
At Lakeshore Conservatory, I offer three different lesson models so that every student can find the right fit. Whether you thrive with a consistent weekly routine, prefer the flexibility of booking as you go, or just need a short burst of lessons, there’s an option designed for you.
Weekly lessons are the perfect choice for most students, offering a consistent and structured learning experience with a guaranteed spot reserved just for you from September to June. This model is ideal for building steady progress, developing strong musical habits, and enjoying all the benefits of being part of a vibrant music community.
Best for: Students of all ages and levels who want steady growth and accountability.
Inspired by the musical flourish of a cadenza, these lessons are designed for motivated, independent learners who want maximum flexibility. As a Cadenza student, you have unlimited access to the online booking system throughout the year. Lessons are scheduled at your convenience, though availability varies week to week. You’ll also enjoy full participation in studio events, recitals, and workshops, all while keeping control of your own schedule.
Best for: Singers, professionals, and advanced students who thrive on independence and flexibility.
Need a quick boost? Spotlight Lessons are a short package of 1–4 prepaid sessions, perfect for audition prep, tackling a specific project, or simply trying things out. These lessons are booked directly through me and are not part of the ongoing studio membership. They’re a great low-commitment way to get focused support when you need it.
Best for: Students seeking a short-term boost, visiting learners, or those testing the waters before committing further.
Voice lessons at Lakeshore Conservatory focus on building a healthy, expressive, and confident instrument through strong technique, musicianship, and artistry.
As a professional opera singer and classical voice teacher, I specialize in classical singing and sustainable vocal technique. Lessons are tailored to each student and generally include:
Technique: Breath coordination, resonance, registration, and vocal freedom.
Repertoire & Artistry: Classical song, opera, musical theatre, diction, interpretation, and performance.
Musicianship: Rhythm, sight-reading, theory, ear training, and musical independence.
I prepare students for RCM examinations, festivals, competitions, university auditions, productions, and performances, while also welcoming singers who simply want to develop their voices for the joy of singing.
Classical repertoire is at the heart of my studio. Students may also explore musical theatre and other styles, but if your primary goal is contemporary pop or highly stylized commercial singing, I am probably not the best fit.
Most younger students begin around age eight, and adult beginners are always welcome. No previous training or music-reading experience is required.
Piano lessons at Lakeshore Conservatory are about more than learning which keys to press. The goal is to develop confident, independent musicians who understand the music they are playing and can bring it to life with expression.
Lessons combine three core areas:
Technique: Building coordination, ease, and a strong physical foundation.
Musicianship: Developing rhythm, reading, theory, ear training, and musical understanding.
Repertoire: Exploring classical music alongside pieces chosen to suit each student’s interests and goals.
I prepare students for RCM examinations, festivals, competitions, and performances, while also welcoming those who simply want to learn for their own enjoyment.
All piano lessons are taught in-studio, and students must have access to a piano or keyboard at home for regular practice. Beginners are very welcome, and lessons are tailored to each student’s experience, pace, and musical goals.
Music theory gives musicians the tools to understand how music works, not just how to perform it.
Theory is integrated into both piano and voice lessons, and I also offer standalone theory instruction for students preparing for RCM examinations, university entrance requirements, or advanced musical study.
Areas of study include:
Rudiments
Harmony
History
Lessons are tailored to each student’s level and goals, with a focus on building real understanding rather than simply memorizing material for an exam.