Finding Your Voices - Singing Lessons

My teaching philosophy, developed in over 25 years of music teaching and music therapy delivery, is to help you find and express your voice(s) in your preferred style(s) in a fun and vocally safe way.

We work together to help you meet your vocal and musical goals. Students who wish to work on personal goals (such as confidence or self expression) through music also welcome.

We all have many voices available to us, but sometimes need a little bit of technical help to access them. Whether you are a singer wanting to find more voice and expanded capacities, or are just venturing towards finding a singing voice for the first time, you can learn how to sing, or to sing better unless there is physical damage to your voice. There is no such thing as tone deaf.

I have a PhD in performance from Curtin University, a Bachelor of Music (therapy) with Honours from Melbourne University, and have performed as a singer/songwriter and a storyteller around the country.

I currently have some places for students on Monday afternoons, and Tuesdays between 9 am and 7pm. Other times may become available.

Drawing from my knowledge and experience as a touring and recording singer/songwriter, the vocal science developed by Jo Estill, and over 20 years as a music therapist and teacher I can help you develop strategies and skills relating to all the above goals, while maintaining a strong emphasis on vocal health. You may have other goals you would like to discuss in an initial lesson.