Empower your voice. Embody Yourself.

Empower Your Voice, Embody Yourself

 

What if you could sing with confidence in your voice and in yourself?

What if singing could be for you?

Singing should be about sharing your voice and story.

But the singing world often tells us that we’re not perfect enough.

Even worse we start to tell ourselves the same stories:

“I don’t know what I’m doing.

I should sound and look a certain way.

My voice isn’t good enough.

I’m not good enough.”

At the Eva Tamsky Voice Studio, you are good enough. Whether you’re getting ready for the next audition, considering getting back into the voice studio, or wondering how voice lessons can enrich your life, we can (re)discover your joy of singing. If you’re ready to grow your understanding of your voice, don’t wait for perfection. Schedule a lesson.

Commit to growing in ways that introduce you to new parts of yourself. 

 
 
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The Studio at Hamilton Square

Nestled in the heart of Hamilton, NJ Eva offers lessons out of her home studio. A cozy and homey experience as long as you don’t mind her kitty, Sesame Seed.

 

My Commitment: Everyone has a Song to Sing

I am passionate about creating an inclusive studio environment that encourages and celebrates the identities and diverse backgrounds of my students. I believe in creating an environment where students are not only free to learn and engage in the creative process, but also encouraged to bring their authentic selves into their music. You are invited to fully embody yourself.

 

Check out what’s happening at the studio:

Tomorrow is the day!!! Can't wait to see you there! Our Broadway Baby showcase will be on Sunday April 14th at 1pm. It's going to be a fun filled afternoon of musical theater with everything from Kiss me Kate to Dear Evan Hansen, and everything in b
As we get closer to our Broadway Baby Showcase, I've had a lot more discussions with students about how to be ready for a performance. This doesn't include the nitty gritty of picking the right songs, learning them, polishing them, creating a charact
Take. Up. Space. We are (understandably) hesitant to take up space. We hesitantly hold back our voices trying to get it just right, and we try to shrink our bodies to be smaller on stage. For me, singing is a form of unapologetic space taking. I can
Spring season is here! That means auditions, musicals, spring choir concerts. It can be exciting and busy, and it can also mean dealing with rejection of not getting the part, or not having as many gigs on the calendar as we would like. Here are some
Thursday Thoughts: Don't wait for perfect. So often we wait for the perfect moment. We wait to start lessons, wait for the magical full hour to practice, wait to perform until it's flawless (hint-it never will be). We wait for that perfect moment th