In my private lessons, I teach not a technique, but a way of finding ones own natural vocal technique.  I use the exercises and discipline of the 18th century castrati to build voices‘ power, range, control, dynamic and coloristic ranges, as well as durability.  The beauty of the 18th century technique is that it allows each voice to achieve its own particular apex…as the focus is on discovering the way each individual sings and sounds best.  It is a teaching style that is as appropriate for a beginning student as it is for a professional singer wanting a tune-up or to refine certain aspects.  I don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions and quick-fix gimicks.  I also don’t believe that a male soprano can only teach male sopranos.  Voices are voices and good singing is good singing…individual, yet universal.

If you wish to explore your voice's further potential with me, please feel free to contact me.