Welcome to Bill Reed Voice Studio

 

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Videography by James Valastro Productions © 2011.

Bill Reed is an internationally known singing teacher based in South Burlington, Vermont. This website will be of interest to singers, actors, dancers, singing teachers and anyone looking for information about private singing lessons in New York City, The Circle in the Square Theatre School, private singing lessons in Vermont and musical theater performance classes at the University of Vermont and the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts in Burlington, Vermont. Dr. Reed’s students include classical as well as theatrical, pop/rock and folk singers, who perform in schools, colleges, universities, conservatories and with community theater companies. His professional students perform in opera houses and concert halls, regional theaters, on television and film, on Broadway and with touring companies nationally and internationally.

Those looking for information about vocal pedagogy, theatrical singing techniques, belting and all Broadway singing techniques, as well as information about song interpretation, acting for singers, workshops for Broadway singers and summer musical theater workshops for teenagers, college students and adults, will find this website of interest. Anyone looking for information about applying to undergraduate musical theater degree programs and post high school and college conservatories, audition techniques, repertoire development, as well as information on pursuing a career as a musical theater professional, are encouraged to contact Bill with any questions.

Bill Reed Studio also offers fall and spring weekend workshops with featured guest clinicians, as well as a musical theatre summer intensive workshop. We are soon to launch college audition prep sessions (in-person or via Skype) and national workshop tours for vocal technique…..stay tuned!

Be sure to visit our store to get your copy of Bill’s vocal warm-up practice CD and many other great services to enhance your singing technique. Practice, practice, practice!