FAQ

Do you offer a free trial lesson?

Yes! For a limited time only, I am offering a free, one-hour trial lesson! This will help you decide if voice lessons  are going to work for you. Click here to book your free trial lesson!

Which is better? Zoom or in-person voice lessons

I teach both in-person at my studio in Provo, UT and remotely on Zoom. There are advantages to both. With the advent of Zoom, it is now possible to take voice lessons from experts who do not live near you, and I can find and teach highly talented singers who do not live near me.  

Are Zoom voice lessons effective? Can I really learn to sing on Zoom?

That is a valid question. I answer this question with a resounding "Yes, Absolutely!" I have taught hundreds of singers on Zoom and I have had a ton of success! Try it out and see if it is going to be a match for you.

Here is a short video of a Zoom voice lesson:

What are voice lessons on Zoom like with you?

For the first 10-20 minutes, I will have you do a series of warm-ups and vocal exercises. These are not only meant to warm up your voice, but also to build and train your voice. In this time, I will teach you vocal technique and how to implement it into your own voice. I will teach you proper breathing, phonation, and resonance. After that, I will have you sing! I will focus on your needs and have you implement vocal technique in your singing.

What styles of singing do you teach?

I specialize in classical singing and opera, but I teach other styles as well, such as musical theater and contemporary styles. All styles of singing share the same foundational principles of healthy vocal technique: breathing, phonation, and resonance.

Why Zoom and not Google Meet, Skype or FaceTime?

Zoom has a great feature that other platforms do not have: excellent audio quality for musicians. I have tested multiple video-conferencing platforms and I have found Zoom to be the best in terms of audio quality, which is extremely important for voice lessons. Other platforms filter out  "background noise" and when you sing, the filtering diminishes the audio quality. That's why I choose Zoom for an optimal voice lesson experience.

How do I schedule a voice lesson?

• Step 1- Click here on "Book a Voice Lesson"
• Step 2-  Click on a day and time that works for you.
• Step 3- Enter your first and last name and email address. Press enter.

Congratulations! You just scheduled a voice lesson!
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I will then email you a Zoom link for your voice lesson. Click on the Zoom link when it time for your lesson.

How much do you charge for voice lessons?

• $100 for an hour voice lesson.
• $10 discount per lesson when you sign up for 4 one-hour lessons: $360
• $20 discount per lesson when you sign up for 12 one-hour lessons: $960

Venmo is preferred. I also take other forms of payment, such as Zelle and Cash App.

What is your cancellation policy?

Please give me at least 24 hours notice if you need to cancel a voice lesson. If you cancel less than 24 hours of you lesson, you are responsible to pay for your missed lesson.