Voice lessons & vocal coaching

One-on-one voice lessons built around you and the songs you want to sing.

We’ll talk about what you want to work on, and I’ll listen to you sing. From there, we’ll make a plan. You might be working through a difficult phrase, learning a new song, or getting ready for an audition.

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What we can work on

  • Vocal technique: exercises for what you’re working on, with explanations you can put into practice when you sing.
  • Song work: phrasing, delivery, and getting comfortable with the songs you’re singing.
  • Auditions and recitals: choosing your material and getting ready to perform by your audition or recital date.
  • Singing while playing: bringing your voice and guitar or piano part together.

How I teach

I’ve taught voice, piano, guitar, ukulele, and songwriting, including at OnStage School of Music and Mike Graci’s Music Lessons. I’ve worked with children and adults with different levels of experience and reasons for taking lessons.

I adjust the pace, exercises, and explanations to how you learn. I make lesson materials and keep track of what we’ve worked on, so we can pick up where we left off.

Choose your coaching option

Individual virtual vocal coaching

$135 USD · one-time session

Start with one session if you want help with your voice or a song before committing to regular coaching. We can work on breath support, technique, range, stamina, control, interpretation, and feeling more confident performing. You’ll get warmups suited to you and direction for your practice.

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Private Vocal Studio

$475 USD/month · recurring subscription

Four 60-minute sessions each month to work on your voice regularly, refine your sound, or prepare for auditions and performances.

  • Weekly one-on-one vocal coaching.
  • Personalized warmups and practice direction.
  • Ongoing technique and progress tracking.
  • Work on range, stamina, and control.
  • An email recap after each session.

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Before your session

Choose a song or a specific vocal challenge you want to work on. Have the lyrics and any backing track you use ready, and note what feels difficult or inconsistent. If you have an audition or performance coming up, bring the date and requirements.

For a virtual session, use a quiet space where you can sing comfortably and check your microphone, camera, and internet connection beforehand.

Questions before booking?

Tell me about your singing experience, what you want to work on, and the days or times that usually work for you. If you’re asking for your child, include their age. You can also ask which option makes sense for you, how lessons work, session length, or availability before booking.

Working on an original song? Explore songwriting coaching and demo feedback.