Bio

With private voice lessons for students of all ages, Kaylee will find the way to bring the love of music into your life! 

Study classical voice, musical theatre, popular music, or music theory in a beautiful home studio in the neighborhood of Somerset, Calgary!

Kaylee Read is a mom of two, singer, voice instructor, and founder of the Sing with Kaylee music studio located in Calgary, Alberta. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Alberta and has been involved with various opera programs such as Opera on the Avalon, Opera NUOVA, and the Center for Opera Studies in Italy (COSI). Her love of music was fostered at a young age through musical theatre and choir and has since transformed into a passion for teaching. Kaylee ran a successful private studio in Lethbridge before relocating back to her home town of Calgary in 2018. Kaylee now boasts a diverse and exciting studio where she offers private voice lessons to singers of all ages and abilities, summer music camps, and mom/tot music and movement classes in collaboration with Tough Mama Fitness. Members of the studio are active in various music and arts organizations in Calgary, perform at open mic nights, compete in the Calgary Vocal Festival, Calgary Performing Arts Festival, Youth Singers, and are completing RCM Exams. 

Kaylee is currently active in the Calgary music community as a member of the Alberta Registered Music Teachers’ Association (ARMTA) as student recital convener. She is also a member of the National Association for Teachers of Singing (NATS) and acting as the Southern Alberta Branch’s social media coordinator. Kaylee has the honor of singing with the Okotoks Alliance Church worship team under the leadership of Pastor Tim Korthius. Sunday church services are in person at 10am as well as streamed live on Facebook. Sing with Kaylee students are fortunate to have the opportunity to perform in many recitals at OAC.

Teaching Info

“I have used my musical knowledge and abilities to help singers not only find their voices, but use them in a meaningful way, whether it be in performance, public speaking, or artistic expression. I use my technical training in classical voice to equip singers with the skills necessary for any type of music. Although we strive for musical excellence, I have also been able to cultivate confidence in my students that will carry into other aspects of their lives, whether they continue in music or not. More than anything, I want my students to believe in their abilities, believe their voices are worth sharing, and believe their art will affect those who listen.”