Singing Lessons for All Ages in Warsaw

Discover Your Voice in a Safe Space

Whether you are a parent looking for a transformative activity for your child, or an adult finally pursuing a lifelong dream to sing, my program focuses on self-development. Music is more than just notes; it is a tool for building confidence, resilience, and joy.

Singing Lessons For Kids and Teenagers

Building Confidence and Passion for Music.

In a world of academic and social pressure, singing offers a unique emotional outlet. My approach for younger students-honed during my 20-year teaching experience, and my 16-year cooperation with the American School of Warsaw (ASW) - goes beyond the music.

• A Supportive Environment: Lessons are a "mistake-friendly" zone where kids can experiment with their voice without fear of judgment.
• Sustainable Vocal Health: Using age-appropriate techniques-ncluding diaphragmatic support and gentle resonance exercises-to ensure children develop a powerful voice while protecting their vocal cords from strain or "shouting."
• Modern Repertoire: Students learn using the music they love-any style-while maintaining healthy vocal habits.
• Vocal SST (Social Skills Training): We use singing to improve communication, manage performance anxiety, and build unshakeable self-esteem.

Singing Lessons For Adult Hobbyists

The "Found Voice" Program

Many adults carry the weight of being told they "can't sing" or "have no ear." I believe everyone has a natural resonance waiting to be discovered. I have witnessed this transformation many times over the years; students who believe they are 'tone-deaf' often just need the right breath-support framework to find their true pitch.

• Zero-Stress Learning: Whether you are a total beginner or haven't sung since childhood, we work at your pace.
• Vocal Health: We use the Dr. VOX method to ensure your singing feels effortless and physically revitalizing.
• Your Personal Soundtrack: Learn to sing your favorite songs, or even combine your lessons with Guitar, Ukulele, or Piano to become a self-sufficient performer.