Megan Lee, BMus

Megan Lee is a performer, teacher, and vocal coach native to Salt Lake City, Utah. She received her undergraduate vocal performance degree from the University of Utah in 2013. As she has continued to explore vocal technique and its many capacities, she has performed in a wide range of settings, genres, and venues—including opera, musical theatre, liturgy, as well as jazz, pop, and funk. Megan can be seen performing with local chamber groups, cantoring for liturgical services, and coaching bands and choirs. She has taught private voice and piano lessons for the past eight years. Her teaching focuses on vocal anatomy and physiology as the basis for healthy vocal technique, ear training and sight reading, performance anxiety, and recovery from injury. She has also written accredited voice courses through Educational Advantage, having served as music curriculum editor from 2016-2018.

Megan is pursuing a graduate degree in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Utah to further her understanding of voice science and communication. She will complete a master’s thesis studying voice parameters contributing to gender dysphoria in transgender men. Megan is currently working as a graduate research assistant at the Utah Center for Vocology.