Voice Lessons in Costa Mesa, CA

He led the worship team at his church, and in 2009 completed the Calvary Chapel School of Worship music program. Since then, he’s had the opportunity to perform, record, and tour nationally.

Emma is a lifelong SoCal resident who loves working with students of all ages. She’s studied vocal technique since the age of twelve–beginning with TIV’s founder, Molly and now teaches piano, guitar, and ukulele in addition to voice. 

“What I hope for all aspiring musicians is that they can find their own voice and grow as an artist. I hope to create a space where students learn that it’s ok to make mistakes and to push the boundaries of what is possible for them.”

“I believe that every student should be taught the way that they learn. I am kind and uplifting while understanding the importance of structure in voice instruction.” Abigail is graduate from Cal State Fullerton University, where she studied voice, choral studies and performance practices.

“I love to create a personalized environment for each of my students- catering to their learning style, skill level and musical interests. I want to give my students the tools they need to be the best musicians they can be.” Janet is a jazz vocalist who performs across Orange County and LA and also sings […]

“My musical interests are wide ranging, and include artists from pop singer-songwriters like Ed Sheeran and Daniel Caesar, to vocal masters like Whitney Houston, to indie artists like Iron and Wine.” Liam grew up at Molly’s Music, taking voice lessons from Molly and guitar lessons from a variety of the teachers, as well as participating […]

“I want students to have a safe space to feel creative and express themselves, and then go forth into the world as their most authentic selves and use music to make it a better place.” Celia is a classically trained vocalist and musical theatre performer from Indio, CA. She graduated with her BA in Music […]

“My core objective for students is to strategically guide them towards their musical goals while uncovering their vocal style. This success begins with a strong foundation in traditional vocal technique and specialized attention to each student.” Sarah is a singer-songwriter, producer, and voice teacher.

“My objective is always to meet students where they’re at, while also helping them to set goals that they can be proud of.” Mairead has been at The Inside Voice for years and loves teaching here! She graduated from UCLA with a degree in ethnomusicology and a minor in music industry.

With over 20 years of singing and performing, I have a passion for helping others discover what they can achieve, with an emphasis on vocal health and keeping the playful and fun element of music a key component.

Tiffany has always loved music and has been singing since she was about 6-years-old. She started out in musical theater and later found her passion for contemporary music in high school.

“I’m passionate about empowering my students to pursue musical opportunities in their communities. I believe that my role as a teacher is to guide students to discover their limitless ability.” Shania graduated from Cal State Fullerton with a BA in Music Education.

“I’m dedicated to fostering a supportive learning environment and teaching healthy, effective, and stylistically accurate techniques that will help each student sing the music they love.” Michaela is a singer, songwriter, and producer originally from Meriden, Connecticut.

“I like to assure my students that their frustrations have solutions and that their successes are the result of their efforts. Music is a joyful experience, and I want to help others find that joy.” Max started his musical journey in 2001 with academic training and performance in saxophone and voice. Beyond that, he plays […]

“Learning music teaches us about beauty, discipline, and humanity. It allows us to explore the best parts of ourselves, while learning how our brain and body functions.”

“I have an encouraging and fun approach to teaching and love helping students of all levels and ages improve and learn to best express themselves.”