I teach you to break boundaries, gain confidence, grow your vocal sound, and truly inspire others with your musicality and the magic of your voice. The results are transformative and aimed at singers of all levels and of all genres.
Frequently asked questions
What types of singers come with you to receive vocal instruction?
I personally specialize in classical singing, but I teach all kinds of students, from professional singers who are looking to fine-tune their craft to those who are looking only for the recreation of music. My singing lessons have something special and unique to offer everyone, no matter what age or style of repertoire they want to perform.
How often are classes taken?
This is entirely at the discretion of the singer, who chooses a frequency that is in accordance with his availability and desire to progress. The most common program is one session per week. Singers who attend classes regularly experience they experience rapid progress. Others find that the program of occasional counseling is useful for them to increase their vocal level. Regardless of the frequency, dedication is key.
Can you train me for an upcoming recording, concert, or audition?
Of course! I’ve helped singers prepare for special projects, such as recording albums, preparing concerts, or preparing for an audition for singing competitions. I focus on choosing and refining a song or group of songs to learn how vocal and interpretive performance can be elevated through appropriate artistic choices and good vocal technique. I promote an environment of trust, which gives singers the opportunity to feel more at ease and confident with their voice and their performance.
Do you teach remote classes or only face-to-face?
I do both formats, and I love it! I know that for many singers personal contact in the singing classroom is necessary, but also for other singers the time and location make it difficult to schedule regular classes, trainings and face-to-face workshops. That is why I try to be available to the student wherever they are. For all of them, new technologies make vocal study possible almost as if it were face-to-face. When considering the remote option, I do a setup test to make sure the student has the right microphone, camera, and speakers, so the class goes smoothly.
