(PRINCETON JUNCTION, NJ) -- Are you auditioning for a school musical, or perhaps getting ready for college auditions? Maybe you’re taking voice lessons and are preparing for a recital, or just working on a favorite Broadway piece. Whatever the case may be, Ms. Eryn LeCroy is here to take your repertoire to the next level! This Masterclass on Saturday, April 24th will allow 7 singers to “workshop” their songs and receive expert advice from a trained Broadway singer! Ms. LeCroy will also spend time talking about best practices for performance preparation and open the chat for a Q&A.
This master class will take place on Saturday, April 24, 2021 from 10:00am – 12:00 pm and is for ages 12 and up. Registration is required to attend this virtual workshop and is $15 per person.
Eryn LeCroy received her Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance with honors from Oklahoma City University. She most recently performed the iconic role of Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. Eryn is currently set to join the company of the much anticipated Broadway Revival of 1776 as both Martha Jefferson and Dr. Lyman Hall. Other credits include Off-Broadway: Sweeney Todd (Barrow Street Theatre, Johanna), Assassins (City Center Encores!). World Premiere: Sousatzka (Young Sousatzka). National Tour: Jekyll and Hyde (Emma Carew). Regional: Brigadoon (Pittsburgh CLO, Fiona). Eryn is a National YoungArts Foundation alumna and Presser Scholar. She also serves as a member of the non-profit organization Broadway Hearts which brings music and entertainment to kids in the New York-area Children’s Hospital.
Founded in 1989 as Princeton Girlchoir, the organization has grown over the past 30 years from 27 girls to more than 300 singing in seven choirs. In 2017, the organization added the Princeton Boychoir to its ranks with 50 boys singing in the inaugural season. To accommodate these flagship choirs and additional growing programs, the board announced in January 2018 the creation of a new umbrella organization, Westrick Music Academy, after the founder, Jan Westrick, that would continue to house Princeton Girlchoir and Princeton Boychoir as they currently stand.
For more information about this workshop or Westrick Music Academy, please visit www.westrickmusic.org/workshops, or contact the office at (609) 688-1888.
Westrick Music Academy provides opportunities to grow in a supportive, inclusive, and joyous environment through the experience of musical excellence. Formerly known as Princeton Girlchoir, Westrick Music Academy (WMA) is the new umbrella organization that houses Princeton Girlchoir, Princeton Boychoir, and Music Education Programs.
The Music Education Programs offered by WMA are designed to serve both members of the organization’s flagship choirs and those in the broader community. With expanded offerings over the coming years, we plan to provide high quality musical experiences for all ability levels and all ages.
