The voice program is based on a classical technique method and students are taught how to use their chest voice safely for pop music. For young students, the emphasis will be on a good breathing technique and support, the blending of chest and head voice, pronunciation, dynamics, how to care for your voice, tone sensitivity, performance and interpretation through a variety of songs. Students will learn how to sing with and without a microphone either with a piano or playback. Students will receive advise on how to pick appropriate music and will get to know music from different music periods.
| Full study 2x 30 min per week (private) |
| 66% study 2x 20 min per week (private) |
| 50% study 1x 30 min per week (private) |
| 50% study 1x 40 min per week (two students per lesson) |
Auður graduated with a diploma from the Reykjavík School of Singing in 2001. She completed a postgraduate degree in Voice from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow in 2003. She graduated with a LRSM degree in Voice Pedagogy from the Reykjavík School of Singing in 2005 and received a M.Ed.Art. from The Icelandic University of the Arts in 2017. Auður has performed at numerous concerts in Iceland and abroad, including symphonies, oratorios, opera performances, and jazz concerts, both as a soloist and as a part of a larger group. For many years she has sung in choirs such as Schola Cantorum, Barbörukórinn and Cantoque Ensemble. After completing her master’s degree, Auður published a songbook for children, Tónlistin er þín (The Music is Yours). She works as a composer, singer, children’s choir director and voice teacher.
