By Lisa Goudy
Before Regina country singer-songwriter Amy
Nelson went professional, she didn’t think she was a talented enough singer to
make it.
“I feel I started later on in life in music
and the only reason is because I didn’t think I was good enough,” she said. “So
for me when I finally did decide to do a career in music, I thought, ‘well, you
don’t know if you don’t try.’”
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| Sing Like a Star Studios held its first program in Moose Jaw Sept. 14, 2016 at Minto United Church. Pictured, from left, is the Grade ¾ class: Onyk Denet, vocal coach Anne Elder, Addison Simpson, Mykenzie Shymko, Sing Like a Star Studios founder Amy Nelson, Dylan Payne and Ronni Bekar. |
It’s that same level of confidence she
hopes to inspire in kids. A trained singer and a music educator, Nelson formed
Sing Like a Star Studios in Regina in 2011, which offers singing lessons using
pop songs for kids in a group environment. Last year, the program was expanded
to Lumsden and Balgonie and, as of last week, it was expanded to Moose Jaw as
well.
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