Voice lessons · Brant County
Private voice lessons in Brant County
Sing with confidence, healthy technique, and real joy, with lessons for kids, teens, and adults.
Free 30-minute trial · No commitment
Maybe your child lights up every time the school musical comes around. Maybe you’ve always wanted to sing in the choir without holding back. Or maybe you just love to sing and want to do it well.
Wherever you’re starting, the right teacher can help you grow faster and enjoy it more. I’m Jacob Kenny, a professionally trained tenor, and I teach private voice lessons from my home studio in Brant County.
What lessons look like
Strong fundamentals, through music worth singing
We build breathing, tone, range, and vocal health one lesson at a time. Students who want a goal to work toward can prepare for RCM exams, music festivals, and auditions.
Classical
Art song, oratorio, and the repertoire that builds a healthy, lasting voice.
Sacred
Hymns, anthems, and solos for church and choir.
Musical theatre
Songs from the stage, sung with good technique and real character.
Who I teach
Wherever you’re starting from
Kids and teens
Ages 8 and up
From first-time singers to young performers preparing for their next audition or role.
Adults
Any level
It’s never too late to start. Whether you sing in a choir, at church, or just for the love of it, lessons will help you sing with more freedom.
About Jacob
A working tenor who loves to teach
Jacob Kenny is a tenor soloist and a 2026 Bachelor of Music graduate of Canadian Mennonite University, where he studied voice with baritone Dr. Matthew Pauls, composition and theory with Neil Weisensel, and conducting with Janet Brenneman. Before university, he trained with Amber Morphy of Cambridge, Ontario.
Jacob recently sang the tenor solos in Mendelssohn’s Elijah, was runner-up in the Verna and Peter Janzen competition, and served as a paid church soloist in Winnipeg. His choral work includes Handel’s Messiah and Bach’s St. John Passion. As a teacher, he has substituted at Peart Music Studios and led sectionals and rehearsals for CMU’s choir.
Jacob believes every young person deserves a real music education, especially as arts instruction disappears from many schools. He wants boys in particular to see that singing is something men do, and do well. A committed Christian, he welcomes students of every background and faith tradition.
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Listen
Hear what lessons can build
“The Enemy Said” from Handel’s Israel in Egypt
Your first step is simple
Start with a free 30-minute trial lesson
No pressure and no commitment, just a chance to sing together and see if we’re a good fit.
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Book a time
Pick a slot that suits you, Monday to Saturday.
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Sing together
We’ll try a few exercises and a song, and talk about your goals.
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Decide what’s next
If it feels right, we’ll set up regular lessons. If not, no hard feelings.
Questions families ask
Do I need any experience?
No. Beginners are welcome, and every lesson starts from where you are.
How young can students start?
Lessons start at age 8. There’s no upper limit.
Where are lessons held?
In Jacob’s home studio in Brant County. You’ll receive the address when you book.