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Gilmore Voice Studio Voice Lessons for middle schoolers - adults. Dr. Juline Gilmore has twenty years of teaching experience as a private voice teacher and performance coach.

Dr. Juline Gilmore has twenty years of teaching experience, primarily as a private voice teacher and performance coach. While at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, she was an adjunct professor of voice, teaching classes in diction, opera history, and song literature as well as private voice instruction. She has maintained a private home studio for nearly 20 years, teaching children through adults. Currently, Dr. Gilmore runs Gilmore Voice Studio in Erie, Colorado, and was on the voice faculty at Dana V Music in Louisville, CO from 2014-2016. She has been an adjudicator for competitions and festivals, as well as a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, where she serves on the board as the Colorado-Wyoming chapter 2nd VP/Auditions Chair. Dr. Gilmore holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Nevada Las Vegas, a Master of Music degree from the University of Missouri Kansas City Conservatory, and a Bachelor of Music degree from New Mexico State University. She teaches beginning to advanced students, with an emphasis on healthy singing and expressive interpretation. She provides instruction in sight singing and diction, as well as audition and competition preparation. Dr. Gilmore works with all styles of music including classical, jazz, musical theater, and contemporary music. Her goals as a teacher are to help each student to develop a free, healthy technique and to encourage a deeper appreciation of the art of music.

09/10/2026

On this 25th anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy, I wanted to share one of the songs from my 2010 lecture recital for my dissertation on the song cycle “Sifting through the Ruins” by composer Libby Larsen, performed here with Michelle Lee at the piano, and Tianna Heppner Harjo on the viola. This particular song is “Don’t look for me anymore,” and I lecture briefly about its meaning and story at the beginning of the video. It was a true honor to learn this very important song cycle. May we always remember.

Congratulations to these awesome GVS students who were cast in Erie High School’s production of “Peter and the Starcatch...
08/28/2026

Congratulations to these awesome GVS students who were cast in Erie High School’s production of “Peter and the Starcatcher.” Oct 1-3
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08/27/2026

Congratulations to GVS 2026 graduates, Kobe and Kelsey. Each of them made it into one of the top audition choirs at their new universities- Kobe at CU Boulder, and Kelsey at CSU in Fort Collins. Not an easy thing to accomplish as freshmen. I am so proud of you both!

08/26/2026

What makes a musical partnership truly successful? 🎶

Strong singer–pianist collaborations are built on listening, trust, communication, and shared artistry. Explore how these partnerships can shape both performance and pedagogy in:

“Considering the Singer–Pianist Duo: Advocacy and Strategies for Long-Term Partnerships”
by Alison d’Amato and Elvia Puccinelli

📖 Journal of Singing, Vol. 82, No. 5 | May/June

Dolly Parton has been woven into my story for as long as I can remember.Of course, there’s Jolene—a song that became som...
08/25/2026

Dolly Parton has been woven into my story for as long as I can remember.
Of course, there’s Jolene—a song that became something of an anthem of my life, even if she never quite got my name right.😉
But before that, there was ten-year-old me, standing in my bedroom singing “Here You Come Again” into a hairbrush microphone with all the conviction I could muster. I didn’t know then that I would grow up to become a singer. I just knew I loved the song, and I loved Dolly.
Maybe that’s why her death feels strangely personal. She wasn’t someone I discovered later in life. She was already there, somewhere near the beginning.
As I got older, I came to admire the woman behind the rhinestones. She created the Imagination Library in honor of her father, who couldn’t read or write, eventually putting hundreds of millions of books into the hands of children. She spoke openly in support of gay people and same-sex marriage—even when much of the country music audience around her may not have agreed. During COVID, she donated $1 million to Vanderbilt research that helped support vaccine development.
Her kindness wasn’t just something she talked about. She walked the walk.

She was deeply rooted in her faith and fiercely accepting of others. She was always two things at the same time: wealthy and extraordinarily generous. Funny and smart. A shrewd business woman and a compassionate member of society. Softhearted AND strong.

So I’ll wear the little music-note Dolly Parton necklace I bought at the Country Music Hall of Fame gift shop last year with a little extra pride now—a reminder of the singer I loved as a child and the woman I came to admire. I will always love you, Dolly. Thanks for being a wonderful example of what it is like to be a strong, smart, compassionate woman - rhinestones and all!❤️

Hey GVS Families- just a reminder the studio will be closed for the next two weeks. Voice lessons for the 2026-27 studio...
08/17/2026

Hey GVS Families- just a reminder the studio will be closed for the next two weeks. Voice lessons for the 2026-27 studio year will resume on August 31. Have a great start to your school year!

I was blown away today by GVS freshman, Sanjay Prince, who put together his own voice and piano recital and performed at...
08/16/2026

I was blown away today by GVS freshman, Sanjay Prince, who put together his own voice and piano recital and performed at the home of his wonderful piano teacher, Susan Olenwine in Boulder (look at that view, and that piano - a SIGNED Steinway!). Sanjay works so hard and is such a talented musician. His piano playing was stellar, and I was so proud of how hard he worked on his songs this summer. Thanks to Noah and Robyn Levey, another GVS family, for coming, along with 50 other supporters. Congratulations, Sanjay!

Congratulations to GVS Alums, Mikaela Schindler, Kobe Schindler, and Ryleigh Smith, and the entire cast and crew (includ...
07/25/2026

Congratulations to GVS Alums, Mikaela Schindler, Kobe Schindler, and Ryleigh Smith, and the entire cast and crew (including the Schindler clan behind the scenes) of Synthesis Theater’s Ride the Cyclone. Mikaela- your vision and direction (in only 3 weeks!), and stellar performance as Jane Doe was so special to experience. One more show tomorrow at the Dairy Center in Boulder! Synthesis Theatre Company

Congratulations to GVS Alum, Angie Torres, who recently graduated from CU Boulder in musical theater and earned her firs...
07/23/2026

Congratulations to GVS Alum, Angie Torres, who recently graduated from CU Boulder in musical theater and earned her first professional gig with Disney cruise lines! She sets sail later this month. I am so very proud of you, Angie. The passion and talent I witnessed for years in the studio has come to fruition!

NATS day two was full of great sessions, poster papers, and reunions. The day started with an excellent plenary by my bu...
07/06/2026

NATS day two was full of great sessions, poster papers, and reunions. The day started with an excellent plenary by my business coach and founder of The Speakeasy Cooperative (business community for the arts), Michelle Markwart Deveaux. It ended with an incredible concert by husband and wife Broadway stars, Caroline Bowman (Elphaba and Esla national tours) and Austin Colby (The Great Gatsby). What a power duo! Another inspirational day.🎉👏

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