Music/The Arts Is A Profession!

Seattle, United States

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Telephone:
+1 206-551-1196
Website:
symiproductions.com
Address:
117 E Lousia St Ste 118, Seattle, WA, 98102
Eastlake
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
180 ftEastlake Ave E & E Louisa St
750 ftBoylston Ave E & E Roanoke St
890 ftEastlake Ave E & E Lynn St
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Today

Today 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Local time (Seattle) –

Business hours

Monday –
Tuesday 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Wednesday 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Thursday 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Friday 3:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

Workshops for:

Aspiring Artists

Artists feeling blocked/​confused/​lost

Parents and Family of Artists

Music/​The Arts Is A Profession! Master Series are workshops designed to help artists work in the entertainment industry. As a working paid artist I learned that I did not know enough facts about my chosen profession to make a steady income in it. I wrote the course that would have helped me and my intention is to help other artists.

My approach is personal and direct. My intention is to help artists focus on what steps can be taken towards the bigger goal of success. Success happens while working at it not dreaming of it. I’ve been teaching for many years. The difference is now I have written materials I created.

The Revolution of the Working Paid Artist is happening!

FYI: I teach in many different locations. Seattle Center House and I can come to your location too!

History

Established in 2014.

This curriculum is written from my life experience as a living, working, struggling creative artist. No one taught me how to make Music/​The Arts Is A Profession! – I lived it to learn it.

My love affair with the Music/​The Arts started at age 5, when my mom dropped me off at a dance class in the Bronx to strengthen my legs. I took to Music/​The Arts like breathing. Now, just as then, Music/​The Arts is the one place in this world where I am completely free.

Years of study developed and strengthened my trained singing voice, yet I felt my own true sound was missing. So, I began a long journey to discover and unleash my true voice– into many musical genres as well as dance, theater, voice– overs, recording, composition, and work in commercials, film, makeup, and even a stint as a food stylist!

Along the way, I learned what it takes to create Music/​The Arts Is A Profession! My lifetime of experience prepared me for and continues to help me create this course.

Meet the Business Owner

Cherie S.

Business Owner

Professional Singer

Artist Life Coacn

Innovator

Performance Fine Tuner

40 years International as well as National Stage and Studio Experience Tokyo Hong Kong Bahrain Amsterdam London Paris Spain USVI NYC San Francisco Connecticut Seattle

Performance Fine Tuner

Performance Fine Tuning is my method of voice training. Designed to discover, nurture and show the student how to use his or her own voice.

Creator, Producer and Promoter of Eclectic Music

Seattle

Productions Assistant

Commercials Radio Film Recording Studios

10 years Classical music training

First Graduate of the Music Management Degree

Dance styles: African, Latin & Caribbean

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2 reviews of Music/The Arts Is A Profession!

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Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
I took a vocal class with Cherie through the Urban Music Farm about 2 years ago, and it was amazing. I’m a guitarist and sing a little bit, but had always wanted to explore whether I could actually make my voice stronger through coaching or whether I was just one of those guitarists who should step away from the microphone.
Well, I am pleased to say that in just the few short weeks of the UMF class, Cherie’s lessons on vocal exercises, breathing, and mouth technique changed my voice. I am a stronger singer, have better tone, and am much more confident than I was before taking her class. I will never front a band, but my backup singing is often commented on positively and I can rock the karaōke mic (at least in the right key wheelhouse!) standing up straight and forming my mouth around my breath correctly.
Thanks Cherie! Keep up the good work. I hope to learn more from you one day soon!
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
I’ve worked with Cherie now for almost a decade and I cannot stress how much she has changed not only my perceptions but the lives and careers of many. I produced several individual concerts for her, solo acts, and a few outdoor events. Cherie is what one calls a consummate performer, leads the audience, has a deep soul which she shares with the crowd, works silently and intuitively with the stage or sound crew, and transmits energy and the goodness that is both music and the human spirit.
I also provided sound and set-​up support for a multimedia all-​day event Cherie created and produced. Video and sync sound as well as a live stage with a back line Cherie had personally worked to get. The funding was also coordinated by Cherie. The whole concept of an entertainment «event» with food, drink, live multiple act music and live video taping was a demonstration project which Cherie created to show the whole gamut of possibilities in the world of Music/​The Arts Is A Profession.
And, by that Cherie means that part of the world of performance and music is attention to cost and income and overall economic growth. Building a reputation and working the smaller venues and then a few shared larger act events is what Cherie has been teaching by doing for at least a decade now. Building your repertoire and expanding your audience and repeat venues is the foundation which Cherie knows inside-​out (having done all of it herself very successfully).
Cherie gives back to the community, too, in a way that matters the most — by handing the keys to self-​fulfillment and self-​actualization to the youth. I was a guest participant as sound engineer for a summer program Cherie led at the Meadowbrook Teen Life Center. She rounded up two percussionists, a scratch DJ, herself as a vocalist and spent part of the summer molding a group of about ½ a dozen teens into a self-​assured, coherent musical group who produced a copyrighted original piece at the end.
Cherie knows what she’s doing and brings an insight and passion to Music — as a profession and as a gift she has. Did I say she can sing a mean blues tune or make you get out of your seat with some foot-​dancing soul? Well, she can do that too!
Highly recommended.