“I would recommend the workshop to anyone who enjoys singing. Adele really made the class welcoming and a safe place to try out new things!”
Our vocal workshops provide a unique vocal experience for adults. These workshops consist of three weeks of learning songs, with week four consisting of a rehearsal and song sharing class.
Keep an eye on this page for registration information. Spots tend to fill quickly, so we recommend registering early!
To register, click on the purple “Get Tickets” button for your desired group class. If the purple “Get Tickets” button is not visible, that means the class is either full, or the class has already started. Next, click on the plus sign on the ticket to select the desired amount of tickets. Then click on the purple “Get Tickets” button. Fill in the registration information for each student, then click on the purple “Checkout Now” button.
If the class is full, click on the purple “notify me” button to get notified if a spot becomes available.
If you are experiencing difficulty with the online registration process, please call our office at (204) 988-7650 to register by phone.
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Intro to Vocal Technique for Blues and Jazz Singers-2 pm (fall)
Chapel Bryce Hall, 515 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CanadaAdult classesAges 18+. We are pleased to introduce a class that focuses strictly on vocal technique for Jazz, Blues and similar styles of singing. Led by MCMA Vocal Workshop Instructor Adèle M. Wilding, singers will be introduced to basic skills to facilitate effective singing: posture, breathing and support, and vocal placement, among other skills. Weeks one to four will explore basic technique. Weeks five and six will feature song sharing activities.
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Blues and Jazz Singing for Adults-3 pm (fall)
Chapel Bryce Hall, 515 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CanadaAdult classesAges 18+. If you love to sing Jazz or Blues and/or have participated in our past Blues Singing for Adults classes, this is the class for you! This student-led class will focus on repertoire building, performance technique and song sharing in both genres. Although new jazz and blues songs will be explored, participants are encouraged to bring songs from their own repertoire to each class. Weeks one to four will explore the above learning objectives, while weeks five and six will prepare singers for performance settings. This class overlaps with the Vocal Technique for Jazz and Blues Singing. Registration for the Vocal Technique class is encouraged but not necessary.
