Where Vocal Strength, Ability, and Confidence Come Together

Personalized singing and voice development

for children, teens, adults, and professionals

Voicemaster is different from a traditional singing school because we develop the muscles used in singing. It's like a physical workout for your voice.

Rather than focusing first on songs or performances, Voicemaster begins with the individual student and the unique qualities of their voice.

Through virtual, one-on-one instruction, students learn to understand, strengthen, and confidently use their natural voice.

They develop skills in pitch, tone, control, expression, and confidence. Skills they can apply to singing, speaking, performance, and everyday communication.

The goal is not simply to teach a student how to sing a song.

The goal is to help each student develop a voice they understand, trust, and know how to use with confidence.

For children ages 3 and older, teens, adults, and professionals.

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What Do Students Develop at Voicemaster?

Students come to Voicemaster for different reasons. Some love to sing and want to improve. Others want help with vocal strength, nervousness, performance preparation, or expressing themselves more confidently.

Instruction begins at each student’s current level and is personalized according to their voice, experience, personality, and goals.

Depending on their individual needs, students may work on:

  • Pitch and tonal accuracy
  • Breath support and vocal control
  • Vocal strength and resonance
  • Expression and interpretation
  • Confidence in singing and speaking
  • Audition and performance preparation
  • Greater awareness of their natural voice

No previous singing experience is required. What matters most is a willingness to participate, learn, and practice.


Who Is Voicemaster For?

Children and Teens

Help Your Child Develop a Stronger, More Confident Voice

Personalized, one-on-one instruction helps children and teens develop their singing ability, vocal control, expression, and confidence.

Voicemaster can support young students who love to sing, feel nervous using their voice, or are preparing for an audition or performance.

Lessons are adapted to each student’s age, experience, personality, readiness, and goals.

Adult Students

It Is Never Too Late to Develop Your Voice

Some adults are singing for the first time. Others want to reconnect with a voice they have not used in years.

VoiceMaster works with adults who want to improve their vocal ability, feel less self-conscious, prepare for a performance, or simply enjoy singing with greater freedom and confidence.

Lessons are personalized, supportive, and adapted to each student’s experience, goals, and comfort level.

Professionals

Develop a Stronger, More Dependable Voice

Doctors, lawyers, nurses, teachers, sales professionals, business leaders, and other professionals rely on their voices every day.

Voicemaster’s Vocal Efficiency training helps professionals develop greater control, endurance, consistency, and awareness so they can communicate more effectively and confidently.


What Makes Voicemaster Different?

An Individual Approach to Voice Development

Many singing lessons begin by choosing songs and preparing them for performance. Voicemaster begins with the individual student and the unique qualities of their voice.

Junior listens carefully to how each student uses their voice and adapts instruction to their age, experience, vocal strengths, learning style, confidence level, and personal or professional goals.

Songs may be included, but lessons go beyond preparing a single performance. Students develop skills they can apply to different songs, speaking situations, performances, and everyday communication.

As students understand their voice, strengthen their ability, and discover what they are capable of doing, they can develop greater confidence in their own unique voice.


Meet Junior Kekuewa Jr.

More Than 37 Years of Experience in Voice Development

Junior Kekuewa Jr. is a voice teacher who has had experience as an entertainer, composer, emcee, broadcaster, television and radio personality, voiceover artist, and recording artist.

His diverse background gives him a broad understanding of the voice. The voice is seen as an instrument, a professional tool, and a personal form of expression.

Junior works directly with every Voicemaster student.

His teaching combines careful listening, personalized instruction, patience, encouragement, and clear expectations.

Most importantly, Junior teaches through positive guidance, encouragement, and constructive feedback, never criticism.

What Happens During a Lesson?

Every lesson is adapted to the individual student. Depending on their age, experience, and goals, a session may include:

  • A brief discussion of goals and progress
  • Guided breathing and vocal warmups
  • Exercises for pitch, tone, strength, resonance, and control
  • Singing or speaking activities
  • Direct positive feedback and personalized adjustments
  • Practice recommendations between lessons

For younger students, a parent or responsible adult should remain nearby and may occasionally be asked to assist with focus or practice.

Lessons are conducted virtually through FaceTime or Microsoft Teams.

Clients often share how Voicemaster has helped them become more confident through their voice.

Junior's method of voice training is absolutely magical, on a musical, spiritual, and emotional level. Each week, as I continue singing and doing the basic exercises, I find that my ability to connect with my emotions, speak my truth, and confidently own my experience increases. It seems too good to be true that such a simple method could produce such deep results, but it is true, and I hope more people get to experience the peace, connection, and satisfaction that comes with learning how to sing in this way!"

- Jacob F.

Begin With a Complimentary Consultation

The first step is a 30-minute virtual consultation with Junior.

During the consultation, Junior will:

  • Learn about the prospective student’s interests and goals
  • Listen to the student’s voice
  • Introduce a few simple vocal exercises
  • Explain how Voicemaster lessons work
  • Answer questions and determine whether the program is a good fit
  • Recommend the most appropriate next step

The consultation is intended for prospective students and families who are seriously considering ongoing instruction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does a student need previous singing experience?

No. Voicemaster works with beginners, experienced singers, and professionals.

Instruction begins at the student’s current level and is adapted to their individual needs and goals.

What ages do you teach?

Voicemaster works with children ages 3 (depending on attention span) and older. We also teach teens and adults.

For younger children, readiness and the ability to participate in virtual instruction are considered during the consultation.

Are lessons virtual?

Yes. Lessons are conducted virtually through FaceTime or Microsoft Teams.

Students need a reliable internet connection, a suitable device, and a quiet space where they can sing and participate comfortably.

Can Voicemaster help a shy or nervous student?

One-on-one instruction can be especially helpful for students who feel uncomfortable singing or speaking in front of others.

Lessons provide a supportive environment where students can develop their ability and confidence at their own pace. The student should be willing to participate and engage in the learning process.

How much do lessons cost?

Lesson options and rates are explained following the complimentary consultation.

Recommendations may vary according to the student’s goals and suggested lesson frequency. All costs are provided before ongoing lessons begin.

How quickly will a student improve?

Because we develop the muscles that the students sing with, many students' voices open up more during the first session, and there is a noticeable significant improvement by the third session.

Progress varies depending on the student’s starting point, participation, attendance, and practice.

Some students notice early changes in vocal awareness, ability, or confidence, while lasting development requires consistency.


Discover What Your Voice Can Do

Your voice is uniquely your own.

Whether you are seeking instruction for your child, developing your own voice, or strengthening the voice you rely on professionally, Voicemaster provides personalized guidance to help you use it with greater ability and confidence.