Tracey Stabback, OCT, B.Mus, B.Ed, RMT

An energetic and dedicated teacher with experience in numerous areas of teaching both children and adults. A creative and committed leader, she is capable of working with others in order to achieve mutual goals. Specializes in teaching both vocal and performance techniques. A hard working individual who supports and takes an interest in her students, their families, and the greater community.

Tracey hails from Dartmouth, NS and has attended Mount Allison University, Neptune Theatre School, and the University of Ottawa. For over thirty years Tracey has been performing, conducting choirs, and teaching private and group music lessons to all ages. Her students are successful participants in the Kiwanis Music Festival, RCM Examinations, and throughout the community as performers in theatre, choirs, open mics, and talent shows. A number of her students have been admitted to the Vocal Program at Canterbury High School (Ottawa) and to University Music Programs in Ontario and the Maritimes.

Tracey is a vocal clinician and workshop instructor, and maintains an active home studio and tutoring centre. She currently sings with the Isabel Voices and is a full member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. As someone who enjoys both teaching and making music, Tracey continues to create new music for a variety of instruments.