Reviews

HGTV Makeover Wish, 2006
"Music teacher Tracy Fehr gives women a voice.... This talented mentor and teacher believes that every woman deserves to sing, so we are providing a $25,000 room makeover to thank Tracy for making other women's dreams come true...." "It's a love song for a remarkable musician...."
"Tracy Fehr always sings from the heart.... this talented artist not only performs, she is determined to help others find their unique voice too."
- Erin Cebula, Makeover Wish


HGTV Makeover Wish, 2006
"A talented singer and music instructor knows that every voice in this world counts. That’s why she has dedicated her life to helping... people sing their hearts out with passion and joy. And it’s why the Makeover Wish Team is giving her a standing ovation and a gift that both she and her loving students can enjoy."
- Makeover Wish


Summerland Review, October 19, 2006
"Fehr and her family were filmed the entire time as they admired their new decor. As the Makeover Wish crew of 15 left the Summerland home, Fehr sang Amazing Grace, blessing everyone with her amazing soprano voice."
- Karen Edwards, Special to the Review


Penticton Western News, 2006
"Tracy Fehr, a Summerland woman was chosen to receive a home makeover by the Vancouver-based TV crew.... While most people cry or scream when they receive a big surprise, Summerland resident Tracy Fehr responded with song."
- Tracy Clark, Western News Staff

Penticton Western News, 2006
"David Berenbaum, vice president of The Eyes Project Development Corp. that is producing the show, currently in its first season, said Fehr was an easy choice. “She teaches everyone to sing,” he said. “She is always looking out for someone else.”"
- Tracy Clark, Western News Staff

Penticton Herald, 2003
"Fehr is a graceful, charming performer with a strong soprano voice." "Clarity of diction and awesome breath control informed each of her selections." "Particularly striking was her 'Caro nome' from Rigoletto with its contrast between single syllables and ecstatic flowing passages of Verdi's lovesick maiden."
-Alanna Matthew, Special to the Herald