Singing
for children and adults
Work on technique, breathing, diction and interpretation — with a microphone and repertoire chosen for you.
Singing lessons — adults and teenagers
We use various vocal methods, including Lax Vox and Flow Phonation or SLS exercises. We focus on diction and airflow, and we also work from a speech-therapy perspective. For BMA coaches, the most important thing is to hear vocal problems and work so that the student releases tension and can use their voice freely. For some, lessons are a form of therapy and voice liberation. We also work with a microphone and choose the right repertoire. We prepare students not only for vocal competitions, but also for important occasions such as weddings, public speeches, birthday surprises, performances and projects. Singing can be combined with piano lessons.
Singing lessons — children
Depending on the child's age, we work on several elements in each lesson: airflow, diction, voice production and the song itself. We weave in artistic interludes — movement games, rhythm games and acting tasks — designed to spark imagination and creativity, relax the child and release tension. We work with a microphone, choose age-appropriate repertoire and prepare children for vocal competitions.
Frequently asked questions
Can an adult learn to sing?
Yes. We work on technique, breathing, diction and interpretation using various vocal methods (including Lax Vox, Flow Phonation and SLS). For many people lessons are also a way of freeing the voice.
Do you prepare students for competitions and performances?
Yes — for vocal competitions as well as important occasions: weddings, public speeches, birthday surprises, performances and projects. We work with a microphone and choose suitable repertoire.
How long is a singing lesson?
Lessons for adults last 45 minutes; for children 30 or 45 minutes.
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