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Shanka Pettis
Overview
Classically trained, degreed, Soprano voice. Best described as a dramatic Soprano. I also sing other genres. Professionally, trained, multi-genre Vocal Coach. I love singing, and have been doing so full-time for the last 15 years. I'm looking to broaden my audience so that I'm able to touch people through the gift God has given me. I look forward to sharing with you.
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Price range: $300 and up
Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
Gig length: 60 - 200 minutes
What to expect
Dramatic Soprano range, humor, promptness, extreme professionalism, excellence.
About
Native of North Carolina, Shänka Pettis is a proud wife and mother of four beautiful children. She has worked entrepreneurial since graduating undergrad. She holds a voice studio in Waxhaw, NC and virtually, worldwide. She's studied with some of the greatest teachers and has had opportunities to work on great stages across the United States and abroad. Shänka is also a vocal arranger and song-writer. Genres: Classical & Gospel
Additional booking notes
C3 - B6 (I'll give you a C on good days with lots of rest) :-)
Services offered
Set list
Whatever you ask/prefer
Influences and inspiration
Leontyne Price, Jessye Norman, Renee Flemming
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