In the charming state of Wisconsin, nestled between twinkling Lake Michigan and the grand Mississippi River, there's a merry group of kids who've discovered a magical secret. You see, these kids aren't just any kids, they are part of the "Wisco Warbler Crew", known for their enchanting vocal abilities. Meet their brave leader, Squeaky Cheese, a cool, imaginary character with a head shaped like a huge piece of Wisconsin cheddar. Squeaky Cheese isn't just silly and fun (although, he does love a good knock-knock joke). He's also got a voice so smooth it could make a cow dance. Equipped with a microphone made from the finest corn cob, he guides the Wisco Warblers through their melodic adventures. These kids, from the shores of Green Bay to the bustling streets of Milwaukee, Madison, and beyond, gather together to create the most harmonious and peppy tunes that ever filled the Wisconsin air. Their harmonies are so contagious that the cows in the dairy farms often moo in tune, and it's said that the cheese produced on singing-cow farms is the creamiest ever tasted! The Wisco Warblers are a quirky and diverse mix of kids. Some, like Little Miss Milwaukee, can hit notes so high that they could wake a hibernating badger. Others, like the Green Bay Bass Boy, can belt out melodies so deep that they could stir the sleeping waters of Lake Superior. No matter the voice, each child is an integral part of the choir, contributing their unique sound to the magical music that echoes throughout the state. With laughter, music, and a lot of cheese, the Wisco Warblers and their fearless leader Squeaky Cheese, keep the spirit of Wisconsin alive through their enchanting song. Because in Wisconsin, singing isn't just a hobby - it's an adventure!
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The Waukesha County Conservatory is a nationally recognized community of independent music teachers that has been providing quality music instruction since 1975. Having given over 3 million lessons, the Conservatory is a trusted leader in music instruction for all ages and abilities. Located in the Hartland Piano/Music Building on Hwy 83, the Conservatory offers individualized private lessons that are designed to meet each student's individual needs and goals. The Waukesha County Conservatory is dedicated to inspiring and educating the next generation of musicians. Lessons are tailored to the individual needs of each student and taught by highly qualified instructors. With over 3 million lessons taught since 1975, the Conservatory is a leader in the field of music instruction. Located in the Hartland Piano/Music Building on Hwy 83, the Conservatory provides students with a safe and nurturing environment to learn and grow. The Waukesha County Conservatory is committed to helping each student reach their fullest potential. With a variety of music instruction options, the Conservatory provides students of all ages and abilities with the highest quality instruction available. Since 1975, the Conservatory has been providing expert music instruction with over 3 million lessons given. Located in the Hartland Piano/Music Building on Hwy 83, the Conservatory is a nationally recognized community of independent music teachers that is dedicated to helping each student reach their musical goals.
Katie Behrend Berg is an impressive young woman. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison with a degree in Theatre and Business, and then went on to study at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she earned a BFA in Musical Theatre. She has been performing with various groups for over fifteen years, bringing her experience to the stage with University Theatre-Madison, Waukesha Civic Theatre, Lake Country Playhouse, Theatre on Main, Accent on Dance, To the Point, and the Arrowhead High School Broadway Company. In addition to her impressive performance background, Katie is also a teacher. She is the Lake Country Playhouse Education Director and Production Director for Brookfield Center for the Arts. She specializes in helping her students access and expand their natural voices in a healthy manner. She also provides tools to help her students use their voices for a variety of musical styles. She uses her knowledge to teach her students how to break down components of vocal and performance work to help them problem solve and ultimately improve the performance as a whole. The arts can be a ton of fun, but it also helps develop essential life skills. Katie strives to create a safe, constructive and creative learning environment for her students, so they can become more confident and develop vital life skills that will help them in all settings, not just on the stage.