A healthy,
radiant, full voice
Discover your sound and build an effective vocal practice
A healthy,
radiant, full voice
Discover your sound and build an effective vocal practice
Une voix saine, rayonnante et épanouie
Discover your sound and build an effective vocal practice
Discover
or improve
your voice
You and your sound,
the voice within,
in the moment
A tailored,
personalized
vocal program
Discover
or improve
your voice
You and your sound,
the voice within,
in the moment
A tailored,
personalized
vocal program
Discover
or improve
your voice
You and your sound,
the voice within,
in the moment
A tailored,
personalized
vocal program
Vous avez toujours voulu chanter, mais n’avez jamais osé? Avec mes cours de chant et technique vocale, vous pourrez finalement le faire!
Vous chantez déjà, mais ressentez le besoin de vous améliorer et d’élargir vos possibilités vocales? Je vous donnerai les outils nécessaires pour construire une pratique vocale épanouie et durable.
Vous avez besoin d’un moment à vous, de découvrir ou d’approfondir la connexion avec votre son? Mon approche Voix et bien-être vous permettra de créer ces moments uniques.
Vous avez besoin d’un coup de pouce pour un projet spécifique? Je vous proposerai une feuille de route et je vous guiderai afin d’atteindre vos objectifs.
Vous avez toujours voulu chanter, mais n’avez jamais osé? Avec mes cours de chant et technique vocale, vous pourrez finalement le faire!
Vous chantez déjà, mais ressentez le besoin de vous améliorer et d’élargir vos possibilités vocales? Je vous donnerai les outils nécessaires pour construire une pratique vocale épanouie et durable.
Vous avez besoin d’un moment à vous, de découvrir ou d’approfondir la connexion avec votre son? Mon approche Voix et bien-être vous permettra de créer ces moments uniques.
Vous avez besoin d’un coup de pouce pour un projet spécifique? Je vous proposerai une feuille de route et je vous guiderai afin d’atteindre vos objectifs.
Personalized vocal support
Vocal training: Sensory training
Voice training works with evolving perception, not by acquiring a series of set concepts. The goal is to develop perceptual skills that are at once fine-tuned and general. Relaxed attention allows us to remain present throughout the vocal and artistic process. Voice lessons are adapted to each individual according to their specific characteristics and needs. I work differently with each singer because each voice is a unique instrument. There’s no one-size-fits-all recipe: there are principles and ways of doing things, and a framework, and we approach that from various angles depending on what the best fit is for each individual. And, above all, we take into consideration the singer’s vocal health.
Singing lessons: An innate dialogue
A singing lesson is a dialogue between the singer and their teacher. As the teacher, I take in the vocal, sensory, and expressive material put forth by the student and respond to it with an exercise or instruction. In the back-and-forth that ensues, perceptions evolve and the voice develops. Without that dialogue, without that direct exchange, there is no real-time feedback, which is so central to a singer’s development, and vital for their vocal health.
Vocal training: A personalized process
There are countless voice tutorials and videos on social media. But there’s no such thing as a magic exercise; what matters is how exercises are done. You can watch an exercise being done correctly, but how can you be sure that you’re doing it right? And how can you know if an exercise is right for you, and for your voice?
Some vocal videos, for instance, promise to teach singers to hit those high notes like their favourite stars. Yet if you get used to working in a higher register by squeezing the larynx, with muscular tension and poor breath management, that proposed exercise won’t be good for your voice, or for your singing. We may think we need one thing—improving high notes, perhaps—but what we really have to work on is a better understanding of the underlying dynamics, such as breath management, phonation, and resonance.
Without tailored, professional feedback, the trial and error process that is a key part of learning is ineffective, and can even damage vocal health, with serious consequences that can require voice re-education or even surgery.
That’s why vocal training needs to be personalized. With my support, you’ll get the right exercise, at the right time, in the right way. Under my watchful, caring eye, you’ll process through development and discovery—the wonder of trial and error!—to figure out what’s good for your voice and what’s not. The exercises will be adapted to your particular skills and situation, and I think you’ll find that working on your voice is not only enjoyable, but truly beneficial for your body and your mind.
Personalized vocal support
Vocal training: Sensory training
Voice training works with evolving perception, not by acquiring a series of set concepts. The goal is to develop perceptual skills that are at once fine-tuned and general. Relaxed attention allows us to remain present throughout the vocal and artistic process. Voice lessons are adapted to each individual according to their specific characteristics and needs. I work differently with each singer because each voice is a unique instrument. There’s no one-size-fits-all recipe: there are principles and ways of doing things, and a framework, and we approach that from various angles depending on what the best fit is for each individual. And, above all, we take into consideration the singer’s vocal health.
Singing lessons: An innate dialogue
A singing lesson is a dialogue between the singer and their teacher. As the teacher, I take in the vocal, sensory, and expressive material put forth by the student and respond to it with an exercise or instruction. In the back-and-forth that ensues, perceptions evolve and the voice develops. Without that dialogue, without that direct exchange, there is no real-time feedback, which is so central to a singer’s development, and vital for their vocal health.
Vocal training: A personalized process
There are countless voice tutorials and videos on social media. But there’s no such thing as a magic exercise; what matters is how exercises are done. You can watch an exercise being done correctly, but how can you be sure that you’re doing it right? And how can you know if an exercise is right for you, and for your voice?
Personalized vocal support
:Vocal training: Sensory training
Voice training works with evolving perception, not by acquiring a series of set concepts. The goal is to develop perceptual skills that are at once fine-tuned and general. Relaxed attention allows us to remain present throughout the vocal and artistic process. Voice lessons are adapted to each individual according to their specific characteristics and needs. I work differently with each singer because each voice is a unique instrument. There’s no one-size-fits-all recipe: there are principles and ways of doing things, and a framework, and we approach that from various angles depending on what the best fit is for each individual. And, above all, we take into consideration the singer’s vocal health.
Singing lessons: An innate dialogue
A singing lesson is a dialogue between the singer and their teacher. As the teacher, I take in the vocal, sensory, and expressive material put forth by the student and respond to it with an exercise or instruction. In the back-and-forth that ensues, perceptions evolve and the voice develops. Without that dialogue, without that direct exchange, there is no real-time feedback, which is so central to a singer’s development, and vital for their vocal health.
Vocal training: A personalized process
Vocal training: A personalized process (l’entrainement vocal doit….)
There are countless voice tutorials and videos on social media. But there’s no such thing as a magic exercise; what matters is how exercises are done. You can watch an exercise being done correctly, but how can you be sure that you’re doing it right? And how can you know if an exercise is right for you, and for your voice?
Some vocal videos, for instance, promise to teach singers to hit those high notes like their favourite stars. Yet if you get used to working in a higher register by squeezing the larynx, with muscular tension and poor breath management, that proposed exercise won’t be good for your voice, or for your singing. We may think we need one thing—improving high notes, perhaps—but what we really have to work on is a better understanding of the underlying dynamics, such as breath management, phonation, and resonance.
Without tailored, professional feedback, the trial and error process that is a key part of learning is ineffective, and can even damage vocal health, with serious consequences that can require voice re-education or even surgery.
That’s why vocal training needs to be personalized. With my support, you’ll get the right exercise, at the right time, in the right way. Under my watchful, caring eye, you’ll process through development and discovery—the wonder of trial and error!—to figure out what’s good for your voice and what’s not. The exercises will be adapted to your particular skills and situation, and I think you’ll find that working on your voice is not only enjoyable, but truly beneficial for your body and your mind.
Some vocal videos, for instance, promise to teach singers to hit those high notes like their favourite stars. Yet if you get used to working in a higher register by squeezing the larynx, with muscular tension and poor breath management, that proposed exercise won’t be good for your voice, or for your singing. We may think we need one thing—improving high notes, perhaps—but what we really have to work on is a better understanding of the underlying dynamics, such as breath management, phonation, and resonance.
Without tailored, professional feedback, the trial and error process that is a key part of learning is ineffective, and can even damage vocal health, with serious consequences that can require voice re-education or even surgery.
That’s why vocal training needs to be personalized. With my support, you’ll get the right exercise, at the right time, in the right way. Under my watchful, caring eye, you’ll process through development and discovery—the wonder of trial and error!—to figure out what’s good for your voice and what’s not. The exercises will be adapted to your particular skills and situation, and I think you’ll find that working on your voice is not only enjoyable, but truly beneficial for your body and your mind.
Some vocal videos, for instance, promise to teach singers to hit those high notes like their favourite stars. Yet if you get used to working in a higher register by squeezing the larynx, with muscular tension and poor breath management, that proposed exercise won’t be good for your voice, or for your singing. We may think we need one thing—improving high notes, perhaps—but what we really have to work on is a better understanding of the underlying dynamics, such as breath management, phonation, and resonance.
Without tailored, professional feedback, the trial and error process that is a key part of learning is ineffective, and can even damage vocal health, with serious consequences that can require voice re-education or even surgery.
That’s why vocal training needs to be personalized. With my support, you’ll get the right exercise, at the right time, in the right way. Under my watchful, caring eye, you’ll process through development and discovery—the wonder of trial and error!—to figure out what’s good for your voice and what’s not. The exercises will be adapted to your particular skills and situation, and I think you’ll find that working on your voice is not only enjoyable, but truly beneficial for your body and your mind.