Singing Lessons
Lessons are informal and fun, and are based on 3 main principles:
- Everyone CAN sing
- Everyone can IMPROVE their voices
- Everyone should be given the OPPORTUNITY and ENCOURAGEMENT to do so!
Singing Academy
Does your child love singing? We can help them develop their voice. Group and solo singing classes for ages 6-16.
- Learn a variety of pop, rock and musical songs.
- No previous experience necessary.
- See how we can help you.
Singing For Seniors
Singing for Seniors is a unique program designed for care homes:
- Uplifting, interactive sing-alongs combine a variety of songs, movements and vocal games.
- Singing activities that are dementia friendly
- Fun and energising for care home residents, family members, carers, and staff alike.
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What Our Customers Say About Us
“Thank you for your help in preparing us for the performance at the AmicusHorizon staff conference. You did a great job coaching a group of 11 directors to sing in front of 900 staff. Most of us had never sung in public before. You built up our confidence and the feedback from staff was we delivered a great performance. This was also a fantastic team building exercise.
Here is a picture of some of us during the performance.”
“I did it!! I actually managed to get on stage and sang (a bit wobbly) even though I was so scared I thought I would shake myself to bits…… I felt I had nothing to lose, so I really went for it. I’m very proud of myself, and whether I get the solo or not is irrelevant, as the big challenge for me was to actually get up and do it. And the fact that I had the confidence to perform is down to your excellent teaching and encouragement giving me belief in myself. So a big thank you…. this represents a massive pinnacle for me after a lifetime of poor confidence and low self esteem.”
“I thought I should just let you know that my solos at the Opera Nova concert on Saturday went down very well. I managed to get through the patter song without any mistakes…and though I fluffed a line in the Incantation Scene, I managed to keep going. All your coaching and advice evidently paid off. The Ruddigore went down well too. I got quite a few positive comments afterwards, and Pat (my wife) said I looked natural and not too nervous on the platform and sang as well as she had heard me sing.”
“I’ve been meaning to email you since my brief stint as a soprano last Sunday – thanks to your advice and exercises I survived! … I felt more confident, got all the top Gs in the rehearsal and the great news is that I had no pain in my throat!
I feel this is a real break through. I felt so pleased with myself at the end, that I hadn’t really struggled or strained anything…Thank you again for all your help and encouragement; I feel inspired to sing for enjoyment again, which is fantastic.”
“I think its brilliant that I am able to write this without a sense of total panic and that is really down to your expert guidance so I must say a big Thank You for that.
Of course I am not so naive to think that’s it, job done, I can sing, but I do feel a lot more confident now I am at least attempting to sing in the right range for me although a little disappointed it took me 50 years to find out what that was.
Thank you for being such a great teacher and I can definitely confirm your lessons are less scary than having all my teeth out at the dentist.
I guess that’s not the best advert for your skills but if you are interested in feedback on your marketing I picked you out of all the local people advertising for 3 reasons.
a) You looked more experienced than many: I thought I would be a difficult pupil.
b) You had teaching qualifications: I thought you will be trained to teach rather than somebody doing it to fill in between performances.
c) Your marketing included the word “fun”: I knew I would never be an opera star but I thought “fun” might be achievable.”