Vocal Coaching

I’ve been a vocal coach and voice teacher since 2010. As coach I’ve worked for the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Emmanuel Music, and MIT, and been a guest coach for the NEC Summer Opera Studio.

I teach voice lessons for adults at all levels, and I’ve successfully prepared students for choir auditions, undergraduate and graduate admissions, and professional auditions.

My students have successfully auditioned for

The Cantata Singers • Longy School of Music • Lowell House Opera • NATS National Finals • Oxford University College Chapel Choir • Penn State • University of Texas at Austin

Broadly speaking, a voice teacher focuses on the technique of singing: breathing, posture, resonance, and registration; whereas a vocal coach focuses on diction, expression, ensemble, and interpretation. Voice teachers and vocal coaches support each other’s work, and their work often overlaps.

I’m equally comfortable in both roles, and I tailor my approach to each student’s needs.

This is one of the most common goals among my vocal students. Private lessons can give choral singers the individual technical attention they need to audition for higher-level choruses and solo opportunities, or simply sing with greater ease and enjoyment.

I offer coaching by appointment for students who already have a strong foundation but need targeted help at a specific moment.

I have more than 15 years of experience preparing students for recordings, auditions, and performances. We work on repertoire selection, technical problem areas, stylistic polish, and the psychological preparation needed to perform at your best under pressure.

Want to work with me? Let’s get started.