voice | Teachers

Adrien Logsdon – VOICE. If you can speak, you can sing! Focuses on developing long-term habits that support healthy vocal technique, power and resonance without strain, building connection with a song, and using your voice to tell a story. Graduated with a BA (honors) in Musical Theatre from Guildford School of Acting Conservatoire and has taught voice for over 20 years, as well as teaching acting and audition technique at Iowa State University and the Kennedy Center American Theatre Festival. Highlights of her career as a vocalist include singing for Queen Elizabeth II at Royal Albert Hall and opening for 80s new wave artist Gary Numan.

Greta Waldon – (Virtual Only) SONGWRITING, VOICE. Greta is a singer/songwriter passionate about helping others explore their own voices and musical self-expression. She has a BFA in music from California Institute of the Arts, Somatic Voicework certification from the LoVetri Institute and Vocal Empowerment Coaching certification from The Ariella Approach. Under the name Greta Ruth, she has performed in New York, Los Angeles, and across the midwest, and has been featured on the cover of Tidal Rising Folk playlist.

Solveig Mebust – VOICE. Graduate of Augsburg University, Bachelor of Music Education, and University of Minnesota, Masters (and nearly a PhD) in Historical Musicology. Music teacher in the Twin Cities since 2009, focused on helping students develop healthy vocal technique, connected breath, confidence in singing, and strong musicianship skills. A pedagogy and child development nerd. When not teaching music, Solveig owns and runs the Grand Jeté dance apparel and shoe store in Saint Paul. She believes that dance and music performance are deeply linked, and that true musicianship connects to movement as much as to the ear and mind.