The process of learning to sing is never quite the same for any two people, but there are patterns that can help guide us. What feels like a tangle of issues -range, breathing, tension, confidence - can often be eased with small, practical steps and the right kind of encouragement.

At The Voice School, we work gradually, so that the building blocks of your technique support each other over time. You’ll grow in musical confidence and performance awareness as your voice becomes more responsive, expressive, and sustainable.

I’m passionate about creating a more authentic online learning experience - where singers can connect, exchange ideas, and feel supported by one another. It can be unsettling to explore your voice in new ways, but the joy of discovering it is worth every step. Here, you’ll find clear explanations, no myths, and plenty of opportunities to study and make music with others.

The digital conservatoire

The Voice School is emerging as a digital conservatoire, with new spaces and opportunities gradually taking shape. The vision is to create a set of connected doorways so that each singer can find the right entry point for their study.

For now, the most established part of this work is Virtually Vocalise, a weekly online class that blends vocal technique, repertoire guidance, and shared reflection. It is the heart of the digital conservatoire and has already become a thriving place of growth for singers who want to keep their technique alive alongside their busy lives.

Other spaces, such as The Company of Singers, Studio 5, and The Solar Gallery, are beginning to take form. They are not quite ready to open their doors yet, but the intention is that together they will create a rounded environment for learning, listening, and connecting with others who share the same path.

One-to-one coaching

I do offer one-to-one coaching, but usually for those who are already connected with The Voice School in some way. Over time, I have found that this makes the sessions far more fruitful, because we are building on shared foundations rather than starting from scratch.

That said, I do occasionally offer consultations to singers who would like to discuss a particular issue or who simply want to explore the possibility of working with me. If this is you, you are very welcome to get in touch directly.

Consultation options:

• 30-minute consultation (£53): A chance to take stock of your voice, especially if you are just starting out. You send me a short recording in advance, and together we listen, reflect, and explore what is possible. A thoughtful, pressure-free way to begin your vocal journey.

• 45-minute vocal care session (£65): For times when something has changed, or your voice feels tired, strained, or unfamiliar. This is a gentle, supportive space to understand what is happening and find the first steps back to comfort.

If you would like to arrange a consultation, please write to me at [email protected] . I will then be in touch to share the practical details and to find a mutually convenient time.

Beginning the conversation

If you are not sure yet about lessons but would like to get to know me and my approach more closely, you might enjoy my Substack, The Classical Singer’s Path. It is a fairly new avenue I am investing in, and I am using it to share more about my life as a singer and to open up conversations about the things singers think about. If you are curious, it can be a gentler way to connect with me and follow along as The Voice School continues to grow.

You can also visit The Voice School Portal, where I share an ever-changing overview and calendar for the current academic year. It is the best place to see what events are taking shape in real time and to find ways of joining in.

Let’s get singing.