About Julia
Julia is a classically trained soprano, actor, musician, performer, and teacher who has performed professionally in international, national, and local landscapes. She made her NYC debut in concert at Carnegie Hall in 2017 and European debut as Violetta Valery in her favorite opera La Traviata with Mediterranean Opera Festival in Italy. Local musical theatre engagements include Emma in Jekyll & Hyde and Eponine in Les Miserables. Julia made her mainstage role debut with the Atlanta Opera in 2022 in The Pirates of Penzance and since 2015 she has performed in many productions in the chorus. Julia has a Masters of Music in Vocal Performance from Georgia State University
Overall Approach
Julia’s goal as a teacher is to help her students unlock their greatest potential as a singer through a classical foundation which incorporates a full-body, healthy singing approach that promotes longevity in singing, and allows singers to find their own unique sound.
Physically, it is important for students to understand the mechanics of how their voices operate, along with stripping away bad habits by focusing on the skills required for releasing physical tension. Mentally, it is important to remove preconceived expectations students may have for their voices, which helps them discover their uninhibited natural gifts and talents. Additionally, diving into character development is vital and adds that extra sparkle in performance from shaping phrases to moving audiences. Helping both professionals and students craft their voices into healthy and powerful instruments via technique, combined with strong character/role developments, grows the confidence and skills necessary to cultivate performers’ instruments and gain the tools to succeed.
