The Single

Book one in-person or virtual lesson on a casual basis. 

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Trial Lesson | $20.00         

1 hour | $60.00

45 min | $45.00

30 min | $30.00

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Bronze

Package of four hours.

Weekly in-person or virtual lessons

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5% discount

$228.00

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4 Lessons | 1 hour

8 Lessons | 30 min

Silver

Package of eight hours

Weekly in-person or virtual lessons

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10% discount

$432.00

 8 Lessons | 1 hour

16 Lessons | 30 min

Gold

Package of twelve hours

Weekly in-person or virtual lessons

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15% discount

$612.00

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12 Lessons | 1 hour

24 Lessons | 30 min

I consider myself a well-rounded musician as I am formally trained in jazz, classical, and

musical theatre performance. In 2016 I received my Bachelor's Degree in Jazz Vocal

Performance from the University of Toronto. My vocal performance experiences span across

many different genres of music including jazz, pop, classical/contemporary Broadway, R&B, disco, rock, folk, and free/experimental/alternative music. My classical music performance training

pertains to the trombone which I’ve been playing since 2007.

Since graduating in 2016 from the University of Toronto I frequently perform professionally at

galas, weddings, corporate events, and public events. In 2016 I formed the Alex Kapo Quintet

which features some of Toronto’s best up and coming jazz musicians. We perform at various

jazz venues in Toronto, most notably at the Rex Jazz and Blues Bar, and are currently working

on producing our first EP as an ensemble. I am also in the midst of composing, arranging, and

producing my own pop music EP. Since 2015 I have been part of numerous professional studio

recordings for various albums, television shows, and movies. My most recognizable experience has been recording vocal music and sounds for movies The Witch and In The Tall Grass. Both are currently available to watch on Netflix.

My teaching style focuses on students learning proper technique to create a healthy sound in

order to build a strong, sustainable foundation to use for the rest of their musical lives. I possess

skills in diagnosing vocal, instrumental, and performance issues. I then treat these issues with various

effective methods and exercises learned through experience and formal education. When it comes to vocal students, in particular, my goal is to steer them away from trying to sound like whoever is on the radio and help them find their own unique, beautiful voice. 

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​Currently, I teach out of my own private studio where I travel to students and some travel to me. I teach students of all ages and stages of their musical careers; however, I generally do not teach children under the age of ten as I believe educating toddlers is an entire skill set on its own. I ensure each and every one of my students feel at ease and comfortable during their lessons; leaving feeling a sense of accomplishment. I use a very holistic approach to teaching as every student is different and unique. There are many different ways to reach the same destination whether that may be developing a head voice, expanding one’s playing or vocal range, learning to sing runs, learning to belt, memorization, learning music theory, and anything else I or the student feels they should or would like to learn. My main goal is for my students to reach their goals, build a healthy technical foundation, explore their creativity, find and break their boundaries, and foster their musicianship so they may flourish and express themselves with ease and enjoyment through music.  

The prospective student's first trial lesson is 30-minutes in length, $20.00. Lesson times can occur on a casual or weekly basis based on the student's preference and lesson plan. Lesson cancellations with at least 24-hours notice will receive a lesson credit to be used at a later date. Lessons canceled with less than 24-hours notice will not receive a lesson credit. Student absence without notice will result in no lesson credit. As your teacher I reserve the right to miss and/or cancel lessons due to illness or professional commitments. These lessons will be credited and rescheduled at a later date. All religious and non-religious holidays will be respected and observed at the student's and teacher's discretion when scheduling lessons. Extenuating circumstances (inclement weather conditions, sudden sickness, etc.) will always be taken into account when issuing lesson credits. Payment must be made 24-hours prior to the first lesson of your lesson plan. Failure to do so will result in the immediate cancellation of your lesson plan and time slot. Acceptable payment methods are e-transfer, PayPal, or cash. In the event you no longer wish to continue your music lessons, a courtesy of two weeks would be greatly appreciated in order to avoid overlapping payments and an empty time slot.