Bucks County native, Jessica Kluck, is an accomplished performer and educator. Ms. Kluck holds a Bachelor's degree from Syracuse University's Setnor School of Music where she was a dual major in Voice Performance and Musicology. She won many principle roles in Syracuse's Opera Program, and was honored to be featured in the world premiere of Luigi Zaninelli's Snow White at the Teatro Maggio in Florence, Italy in 2006. Jessica then went on to get her Master Degree from the Thornton School of Music at USC.

Jessica in her own words:    

"The first song I learned on the piano after Twinkle Twinkle Little Star was the "Heart and Soul" duet. My parents caught on to my interest and signed me up for lessons at 8 years old. I studied classical piano, privately until I was 11 when I began attending a music school. Over the years I participated in various master classes, and recitals, including one at the Kimmel Center. This kind of training and experience contributed to my acceptance by Esther Boyer's College of Music and Dance at Temple University. Here I studied with Dr. Charles Abramovic. I took many classes include Pedagogy of Children, Pedagogy of Adults, Creative Act for Pianists, and a Suzuki Training Course. While at Boyer I was given many opportunities to perform, accompany recitals and conducting classes, and participate in Master Classes. It was during my studies at Temple that I began accompanying 2 services every Sunday at a Methodist Church in NJ (which I still accompany till this day".  

As a vocalist, Ms. Kluck continues to perform and record original music, as well as covering selections of the Great American Songbook. She is a deeply devoted vocal instructor, striving to bring healthy, classically-based technique to students interested in singing in a variety of differing styles including jazz, pop, and musical theater.

One of the many unique things about SoundStage is the number of concerts available to the students. Many schools have only yearly recitals or at most a few per year. At SoundStage we believe that performances are crucial to the development of young musicians. There is no limit to how many times a student can perform. Many beginners do their first concert after only a few months of lessons. There is no need to wait. It is really about fun and sharing music with friends and families. Performing builds confidence and skills that will be useful in school and later in life.

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