Learn breathwork, placement, harmony and body awareness as you discover the keys to your own unique voice in a safe, supportive atmosphere.

• Do you tell yourself "I can't sing"?
• Does your throat feel constricted?
• Too self-conscious to sing in a group?

Voice instruction with Rebecca Johnson can help you to:

• Eliminate nasty voices that say "I can't!"
• Relax your breathing
• Develop confidence and centeredness

Rebecca creates a safe, compassionate, fun and exciting environment for private voice lessons, inviting you to become your truest self through vocal expression. Contact her to schedule lessons.

Performance Classes offer the opportunity for a more dynamic learning experience in a safe, fun and supportive environment.

• Classes meet weekly
• Two private lessons per month included

Contact Rebecca for information on current schedule.

Sweet Release is a one-day workshop, focused on freeing your expressive self through movement and voice. The goal of this workshop is to facilitate true expression of self through quieting the mind and allowing the deeper self to emerge, by spontaneous expression itself through body and voice. Together we will create a safe container for deepening, to allow authenticity to emerge that is not mind-directed.

The Sweet Release workshop includes:

• Quieting the mind
• Using breath to contact ourselves more deeply
• Identify "stucks" ... and tenderly allow them to move and sing
• Guided movement and vocalization
• Improvisational movement and vocalization
• Chakra chanting
• Interactive group expression

Contact Rebecca for Sweet Release schedule.

Rebecca Johnson is a Certified Vocal Coach and has been teaching voice in Boulder since 1996. She is also a Certified Nutritionist with 15 years of experience in body awareness and holistic health. She uses feeling, movement and sound to help you feel comfort, self-acceptance and joy through singing.

Sound is not viewed as a physical phenomenon created by the vocal cords, but rather as a living energy that may manifest through those attuned to become vehicles for it.  It involves a use of the imagination as well as a total letting go of control and surrendering to trust.  If we try to control the sound as opposed to becoming the sound, we can never achieve this next level.

— Jonathan Goldman