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Welcome to the
Sacco-Belli Studio
located in Belmont, CA. This studio is dedicated to the development,
appreciation and continuation of the Performing and Visual Arts

The
Music-Studio focuses on the development,
retraining and rehabilititation of the singing voice. We offer
private and group voice instruction in classical, popular, jazz and
musical theater singing techniques. The Music Studio also offers
individual piano lessons, music theory, and is open to students of
all ages and technical levels. Whether your goals are
preparation for a possible career in music, or simply personal
enrichment, learning to sing or play with ease and agility is a
multi-faceted activity that develops not only your instrument, but
also helps develop your self-esteem. It is good for the soul and
encourages self-expression, discipline, and personal awareness. It
is of vital importance that one finds and appreciates his or her own
style and uniqueness, for every talent is as precious as every human
being is.
The
Art-Studio focuses
on creating and exhibiting paintings that express the beauty,
mystery and spirit in the world that still exist around us. In these
times of chaos, (human and electronic) Jeanette Sacco-Belli feels it
is vital for spiritual and cultural survival to quiet the mind and
body which keeps us in touch with nature, of which we are a part.
The human race has the power to protect the earth and all its
creatures. The many gifts of the earth’s resources that keep us all
alive will not last forever if we do not respect and treasure them.
As long as greed and power continue to fog our vision, there will be
little left for future generations. It is the hope of this studio
and artist to help re-awaken the human heart to its highest
vibration, perhaps slow down for a moment, and connect with the
reality of oneness.
SMCCCD-Classroom
(San Mateo California Community College District) Jeanette Sacco-
Belli is
an 18-year veteran at the community college district. She was a
Professor at Canada College for 15-years teaching a variety of music
courses which included: voice, choir, piano and music fundamentals.
Presently she is at Skyline College teaching voice classes on
Wed. evenings. This class has an accomplished pianist and is
open to all levels of singers (beginners through advanced). Jeanette
Sacco-Belli believes it is extremely important to be accessible to
the public for students who are looking to explore the possibility
of pursuing their vocal aspirations in a larger group setting. Group
voice classes are especially nice for individuals who are shy, or
unable to study privately. The class also affords advanced singers
an opportunity for increased performance practice. |