MEET MACI 

TEACHES:
Voice (beginner -advanced)

AVAILABILITY:
Saturday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

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"The reason I teach is because I want young performers to feel excited about becoming better at what they enjoy, while being challenged to step outside their comfort zones, build confidence, and discover just how much they’re capable of as artists."

A lifelong performer, Maci has been training in voice since the age of eight and dancing competitively since she was eleven. She now brings years of professional experience in both music and dance to her teaching, specializing in voice, performance, and dance.

Maci has been singing professionally for five years and dancing professionally for two. Her performance experience has taken her from national theatre stages to major concert venues. At just thirteen, she performed as a soloist at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center alongside the Nashville Symphony, and at fifteen, she performed in front of more than 69,000 people at Nissan Stadium. She has also performed the National Anthem on numerous occasions, including at NBA games, NCAA games and other professional sports events, and has been a part of Nashville Repertory Theatre’s professional productions, where she shared the stage with performers whose credits include Broadway and national tours.

Beyond the stage, Maci has worked as a session singer in the recording studio, recording BGVs for Keke Palmer, Sons of Legion, and other artists. Her singing, acting and dancing has also earned her multiple national performance titles and awards.

As a voice coach, Maci works across pop, R&B, ballads, musical theater, and rock, helping singers develop their individual sound while strengthening the technique and performance skills needed to use it confidently. Her dance and choreography background spans commercial dance, theatrical dance, jazz, lyrical, and hip-hop.

For Maci, teaching is about giving young performers the kind of space they deserve: one where they can grow, challenge themselves, and take their craft seriously without losing the joy that made them love performing in the first place. She believes strong training should be both challenging and healthy, allowing students to build technique and confidence while discovering who they are as artists. Whether working on a song, choreography, or overall performance, Maci encourages her students to develop musicality, stage presence, storytelling, and a genuine connection with their audience.