Teacher Bio
Jordyn Day, Soprano, has Bachelor of Music from Washington State University, with a minor in business administration; her focus while at WSU was vocal performance and education. She is a NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) certified teacher. Jordyn has held lead roles in shows such as, "Oliver! the Musical", "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown!", "Baby, the Musical", "Jane Eyre", "Orpheus in the Underworld" and "The Sound of Music". Awards in recent years include, 1st place in NATS musical theatre competition 2011 and 2012 and finalist in Washington-Idaho Young Artist Competition. She has also performed in venues such as Carnegie Hall and Avery Fischer Hall in New York City. Jordyn has the privilege of currently studying with the renowned Dr. Kari Ragan of Issaquah, WA. She has also studied with Dr. Julie Ann Wieck at WSU and Dr. Melissa Wall at Spokane Falls Community College.
Jordyn founded EDGE Performing Arts & Dance in Shoreline, WA in June 2012. EDGE is a performing arts studio with a 40 seat black box theatre attached for rehearsal and performances. The studio provides the Shoreline/Lake Forest Park/North Seattle community with private and group classes in voice, piano, acting and dance. Jordyn is the main instructor, provides all choreography and directs all musicals and shows. To be part of Jordyn's studio, please contact her via the contact page or visit the EDGE Website! Other lesson information
Lessons are scheduled via email or phone with Jordyn. She teaches at her studio in Shoreline at Edge Performing Arts & Dance. There are bi-yearly opportunities for recitals; other opportunities are presented to student's as they come up. Lessons are private, one-on-one; group lessons can be arranged for events or special occasions. Lessons are $25 per half hour, scheduled weekly.
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"Jordyn has a gift--my daughter looks forward to her lessons every week and is always smiling when she comes out. Voice lessons shape her not only as a musician, but as a young adult. " 
Teaching Philosophy
Learning to sing is a journey of highs and lows; happiness and frustration. I believe in forming a bond and friendship with each individual student--if they trust me, they are more likely to learn and grow!
It is the job of the voice teacher to educate each student in techniques, anatomy and give them access to a deeper understanding of their natural instrument. It is always my hope to awaken student's inner motivation, and give them as many tools as possible to be the absolute best they can be. I continue to take lessons and educate myself further in the science, anatomy and techniques of singing in order to provide each student with the most up-to-date information and best education possible. Jordyn at the Edge is amazing. She has a way of getting students to perform beyond their ability and still make it so fun!! |