We are pleased to be offering our regular Louisville and Northglenn Mouth Music groups this fall, as well as adding a new ensemble in downtown Denver!

Singers will learn and perform fun, modern, cutting-edge arrangements within a “vocal band” (a cappella group) setting. Together, this new group will learn a variety of songs while working on skills like tuning, blend, dynamics, harmony, balance, stage presence, blocking… all with the ultimate goal of performing a final showcase at the end of the term.

Open to incoming 7th grade through outgoing 12th grade students.

We are pleased to be offering our regular Louisville and Northglenn Mouth Music groups this fall, as well as adding a new ensemble in downtown Denver!

Singers will learn and perform fun, modern, cutting-edge arrangements within a “vocal band” (a cappella group) setting. Together, this new group will learn a variety of songs while working on skills like tuning, blend, dynamics, harmony, balance, stage presence, blocking… all with the ultimate goal of performing a final showcase at the end of the term.

FACE Academy of Music partners with Performance High Vocal Training and Artist Development to offer private voice lessons across Colorado’s Front Range from Louisville to Lone Tree.

Our 12-strong faculty – which includes FACE members, a Grammy nominee, a major-label artist and teachers who are all active performers – teaches healthy modern vocal technique to kids, teens and adults in styles ranging from musical theatre to pop to hard rock to classical.

We provide a nourishing environment for every singer, where vocalists are encouraged to be and discover who they are as musicians and artists.

Songwriting Class
Are you writing songs, but feel a bit lost wondering if they’re good?  Or you don’t know where to even start?  This class will get you on your feet and writing songs right away.

Stage Performance Workshops
Get stage time and supportive feedback with other performers in a safe, small-group setting.  Work out nervous habits, gain confidence, improve your mic technique, learn to talk to a group comfortably, and learn specific stage skills. You’ll learn even more by watching others perform than by performing yourself.  You’ll see what works and what doesn’t and develop a good sense for how to make your own performance connect better with your audience.