Daniel Fleming

Daniel Fleming has eight years of experience as a voice teacher. He has taught as a nonmajor voice teacher at Northwestern University, and previously taught as a voice teacher at the international school of music. He has a deep passion for music and education and has experience teaching musical theatre, pop, jazz, folk, and classical voice.

Daniel graduated from Shenandoah Conservatory with a Bachelor;s of music degree in Voice Performance and a Master's of music degree form Northwestern University in Voice and Opera. He is an AGMA member and has sung for several opera companies, including: Washington National Opera, Florentine Opera, L'Opera Comique du Washington, and InSeries Opera. He has also performed several musical theatre roles.

I believe that music is one of the most primal ways that we can communicate and that the ultimate goal of the singer is to be able to express themselves with complete freedom. 

I believe that it is my role as a teacher to empower the student. In my studio, I focus on teaching students to free their voice and ride their breath. I believe in helping students cultivate their artistry and a healthy, sustainable vocal technique.

I try to create a sense of play and freedom in lessons. I think the only way a student really improves is if they let go and allow themselves to be open to making new sounds, even if those sounds aren't always "good" ones.