Emily A. - Voice, Piano
Emily Austin is a versatile vocalist, pianist, actor, and filmmaker offering in-home piano and voice lessons for kids as young as 4 in Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, the Upper East Side, Tribeca and beyond.
Known at WillYouLearn for her warm, imaginative teaching style, Emily helps children discover their unique musical voices by making music as natural as speaking their first words.
With a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Lawrence University, Emily brings extensive training in opera, jazz, musical theater, and contemporary styles to every lesson. She’s performed internationally in operas, musicals, and plays, and shared her original songs across NYC stages. Through her creative work—including co-founding Stretch Your Eyes Productions—Emily weaves storytelling into her teaching, inspiring young students to express themselves with confidence and joy.
Emily is especially gifted with young children, building trusting relationships through patience, laughter, and playful exploration. She taps into each child’s natural curiosity, guiding them to listen, imitate, and make music their own—from their very first notes to confident performances. Emily’s lessons are filled with humor, encouragement, and a belief that music should feel as fun and expressive as a favorite game.
Known at WillYouLearn for her warm, imaginative teaching style, Emily helps children discover their unique musical voices by making music as natural as speaking their first words.
With a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Lawrence University, Emily brings extensive training in opera, jazz, musical theater, and contemporary styles to every lesson. She’s performed internationally in operas, musicals, and plays, and shared her original songs across NYC stages. Through her creative work—including co-founding Stretch Your Eyes Productions—Emily weaves storytelling into her teaching, inspiring young students to express themselves with confidence and joy.
Emily is especially gifted with young children, building trusting relationships through patience, laughter, and playful exploration. She taps into each child’s natural curiosity, guiding them to listen, imitate, and make music their own—from their very first notes to confident performances. Emily’s lessons are filled with humor, encouragement, and a belief that music should feel as fun and expressive as a favorite game.
