Voice Lessons
We are thrilled to offer private voice lessons during choir classes throughout the school day. Voice lessons are for all levels of student. From first year choir students to returning All-State Choir Members, everyone is encouraged to take voice lessons and improve their musical ability in one-on-one lessons with master voice teachers.
Each voice lesson will cost $26.00 for the 30 minute lesson. These lessons can happen once a week during your students class period depending on teacher availability. Sign up for voice lessons HERE!
Read below to find out more about our talented teachers!
Natalie Holder, Soprano
Mrs. Holder is an emerging operatic soprano and University of North Texas graduate passionate about helping students find their authentic voices. While at UNT, she studied with Dr. Lauren McNeese and performed the roles of Gheradino (Puccini's Gianni Schicchi) and the Owl (Janáček's The Cunning Little Vixen.) Mrs. Holder made her east coast operatic debut as the first Witch in Dido and Aeneas with the Tidewater Opera Initiative in 2018. She returned to the company to cover the Dew Fairy in Humperdink's Hansel and Gretel the following year. She is excited to get back onstage again in the upcoming performance season.
Mrs. Holder's love for singing started long before she set foot onstage, but her dream of making it a career began right here in North Texas, competing for All-State Choir her freshman year. She chased that dream all the way to the finish line, and now she is thrilled to be helping young singers develop the same skills she used to succeed
Lesley Larosee, Soprano
Lesley Larosee has spent more than two decades inspiring students through voice instruction in public schools. A Dallas native with a lifelong passion for music, she earned her Bachelor of Music in Musical Theater from the University of Texas at Arlington. After a successful teaching career in the area, Lesley pursued advanced training, earning a Master of Arts in Vocal Pedagogy from Texas Woman’s University, where she studied under renowned Metropolitan Opera principal Joan Wall—an esteemed professor and published expert in vocal pedagogy.
Lesley’s love for performance has led her to memorable roles with The Regal Opera in Dallas-Fort Worth, The Promise in Glen Rose, and Opera Las Vegas. Yet, her greatest joy comes from teaching. Over the years, she has guided Region and All-State Choir members, Broadway-bound performers, and recreational singers across Dallas, Las Vegas, Chicago, and Atlanta. Many of her former students now thrive in collegiate programs and professional theater companies across the country.
Now returning to Prosper High School after five years in Atlanta, Lesley is thrilled to once again be part of the thriving PHS choral program, sharing her experience and passion with a new generation of voices.
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