• vocal technique: stability, projection, vocal registers, balance, vocal range
• vocal rehabilitation / vocal hygiene (including Doctor Vox Therapy tools)
• diction and articulation (clarity, tempo, working with lyrics)
• song analysis and interpretation (style, phrasing, dynamics, storytelling)
• vocal improvisation (jazz / soul / r&b / scat)
• ear training (music harmony awareness, intonation, rhythm)
• sight-Singing
• preparation for Concerts/Auditions/Exams

Who are these lessons for?

Beginners: music has long been an important part of your life and you would like to develop your musical sensitivity through singing. You are ready to begin a calm and conscious work with your voice, including the foundations of vocal technique, developing musical hearing (intonation, rhythm), and working with repertoire suited to your abilities.

Intermediate: you sing regularly and are familiar with the basics of vocal technique. You want to develop greater vocal stability, expand your vocal range, improve your sound, and deepen your musical awareness through ear training and sight-singing.

Advanced: You want to work on musical style, interpretation, vocal endurance, stage performance, improvisation, or prepare repertoire for auditions, concerts, or recordings.