Jana Szabo, a remarkable music mentor, brings her storied career and profound teaching expertise to help individuals explore the depths of their musical potential. Her journey from the bustling streets of New York City to the vibrant arts scene in Seattle speaks to a lifelong dedication to performance and teaching.
For over three decades, Jana has been nurturing all levels of musicians, from bright-eyed beginners to adults eager to rekindle their musical spirit. She understands that creativity doesn’t have an expiration date and welcomes everyone ready to learn and evolve in their musical journey.
Jana’s educational foundation is solid, growing up in NYC studying music, dance, and fine art, continuing her studies at Cornish Institute in Seattle Washington , marked by her BFA in Music, which laid the groundwork for a rich teaching career. She first shared her passion at Dartington College of the Arts in the UK, a clear testament to her international teaching influence.
Since returning to Seattle in 1985, Jana has established her own studio, carving out a niche with singing lessons, performance art, and dynamic voice & movement workshops. Her method isn’t about following a rigid structure but encouraging personal expression and skill development.
Her ‘breakthrough-oriented’ teaching style is what sets her apart. Jana assists performers in finding and fine-tuning their voice, whether they’re preparing for theater, musical auditions or simply chipping away at their potential.
Whidbey Island has been home since 2003, where her influence spreads across numerous schools, nurturing talent at places like the Waldorf Schools, Cedar School, and Island Christian Academy.
Anyone who’s dreamt of performing or discovering their hidden talent in singing or piano will find a welcoming, supportive ally in Jana. Spots are limited, so reaching out to reserve a space can be the first step towards unlocking your potential.
Visit her website for more information, where you’ll find recent blogs and testimonials that capture the essence of her teaching and the success of her students.