Julie Stone, singer and vocal teacher/coach from Lancaster County and owner of Sopranojam Music Studio, offered a rendition of the national anthem at the 52nd annual March for Life.

In addition to her performing work, Stone is dedicated to nurturing musical talent and building confidence through Sopranojam Music Studio and Discover Your Voice Camp in Mountville. As the owner of Sopranojam Music Studio, she has created an environment where aspiring singers of all ages can explore their musical potential and develop their unique voices.

Discover Your Voice Camp, an extension of Sopranojam Music Studio, is an immersive summer camp experience aimed at empowering young singers to take their first steps into performing on stage. The camp provides a platform for participants to hone their vocal skills, build self-confidence and connect with instructors and fellow students in a very personalized program.

Discover Your Voice Camp dates are Sunday, July 6, through Saturday, July 12. To learn more, including specific class times, visit http://www.sopranojamstudio.com/dyvc.

In addition, Sopranojam Music Studio will offer its last two mini camps of the season. "Baloo's Bare Necessities" will take place on Saturday, April 12, with registration due by Monday, April 7. "My Favorite Things" will be offered on Saturday, May 10, with registration due by Monday, May 5.

The camps are designed to introduce 6- to 11-year-olds to the performing arts. Youths will learn a song and dance, make a craft and give a presentation for their parents.

For more information about the mini camps, visit sopranojamstudio.com. Information about piano lessons, voice lessons and additional performing opportunities for children are also available on the website.