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Hard Songs to Sing: Dead Mom, from Beetlejuice
When I signed one of my students up to sing "Dead Mom" from Beetlejuice at our December Recital, our Program Manager replied, "Sorry, we already have 2 Dead Moms." Darkly comedic phrasing aside, the point is clear: Everyone loves singing the song--and it's not...
Road Tips for Rookies: How to Prepare for Your First Tour
The following is written by music teacher and guest writer Cassidy Klint. Total ticket sales for developing artists (including DIY musicians and unsigned artists) rose to 50% in 2019 from 36% in 2016 — demonstrating a growing demand for live music from lesser-known...
How to Choose the Right Musical Instrument for You
Would you love to learn how to play a musical instrument, but don’t know where to start? Choosing an instrument really boils down to what you will feel comfortable playing and what you will enjoy. Enjoyment will help you to stay motivated whilst learning to play. In...
Student Spotlight: Seth N.
Student Spotlight Seth N. Seth is one of the sweetest natured people I know. Not only is he a wonderful, hardworking vocal student, but I've also watched him be an incredibly kind friend. You may have have gotten to see Seth and his friend Ben harmonizing on Owl...
Teacher Feature: Celeste T.
Teacher FeatureCeleste T.Our voice and piano teacher Celeste has enjoyed an illustrious music career--becoming the National Winner of the Metropolitan Opera auditions, singing in wide variety of soundtracks, including Disney's The Land Before Time, performing with...
How Much Value is there in Voice Lessons
Someone recently asked a great Quora question about the value of voice lessons, and my answer might surprise you. The short answer is, it depends. It depends what your goals are and who your voice teacher is. Even though I run a vocal school and see the tremendous...
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We are a music school dedicated to you and your passion.
We’re a nonprofit singing and artist development school based in Orange County whose goal it is to teach you the styles and techniques you want to learn. We shape well-rounded musicians out of all sorts of people: young, not-so-young, pre-professional, and casual.
Molly’s Music is part of a larger nonprofit called CultureHum Foundation. Proceeds from our services help fund thousands of dollars worth of scholarship music lessons each year, along with an in-school tutoring program called The Open Education Project that gives high school students second chances.
Our Founder
Molly’s Music was founded by Molly Webb, a singer and pianist whose musical journey spans 2.5 decades. It became her mission to provide students with the opportunity to get such a flexible education in one place. And so here we are.
Molly Webb, Founder & Owner
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The Myth of Free and Effortless Singing
It isn’t just that the statement about effortless singing is wrong, it’s that it’s a debilitating belief that causes new singers to give up before they even really begin to work.
How Loudly Should You Sing?
In short, the answer is that there is no “too soft” or “too loud” for vocal health–it’s all in how you produce the sound.
What is Legit Musical Theatre?
Musical theatre developed in part from the operatic tradition (and in part from “lower” art forms, like Vaudeville), and from this tradition, came the idea of “legit” singing versus everything else.
Student Spotlight
Student Spotlight: Viveka S.
Congratulations to our Student Spotlight Viveka for recently winning the Personal Musical Style category in our Holiday Sing-Off! Viveka is a singer and classical pianist who takes voice lessons with our teacher Emma (along with working on self-accompanying on the piano). Viveka has a rich musical history, including performing at a masterclass with world-renowned jazz composer Jeremy Siskind. Along with her lessons from Emma, she also takes classical piano lessons and Indian voice! She hopes to one day attend Berklee School of Music and become a music teacher herself. She’s currently working on her audition material for the classical and popular music conservatories at OCSA. Emma describes her as “one of the most musically diverse and driven students” she’s ever had.
Student Spotlight: Taren A.
Meet Taren, classical and pop pianist, actor, and now electric guitarist. You may have caught Taren’s performance at one of our recitals beautifully accompanying his sister Tessa on an Elton John or Journey song.
Student Spotlight: Seth N.
Check out our November 2019 Student Spotlight Seth N. – Seth has been involved in music since the age of 4 and is now in 2 different choirs at his school, on top of taking voice lessons. Read the full Q&A now!
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