Singing Voice Coaching
Work one-on-one with an online vocal coach who is also a licensed speech-language pathologist specializing in the singing voice. Get feedback on your technique and learn how to care for your voice, no matter your experience level.
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What Does a Singing Voice Coach Do?
A singing voice coach, often called a vocal coach, helps you work on how you sing: your breathing, technique, range, and stamina. Your coach also helps you care for your voice with habits like warming up and pacing your voice through rehearsals.
We work with singers at every level, in styles like choir, classical, musical theater, worship, and band music.
Singing voice coaching can help if you:
Feel your voice get tired or hoarse after rehearsals, shows, or long practice sessions
Notice strain on high or loud notes, or find some notes harder to reach than they used to be
Run out of breath partway through a phrase
Have a performance, audition, or recording coming up
Are coming back to singing after a break, an illness, or a voice problem
What to Expect From Your Singing Voice Coach
Sessions are one-on-one and live on Zoom. You need a computer or tablet with a camera, an internet connection, and a quiet space where you can sing out. Daytime and evening times are available.
Your coach listens to you sing, asks about your goals and the music you sing, and recommends a plan for what to practice. Between sessions, you practice on your own, and your coach adjusts the plan based on what's working. You can also record your sessions to use when you practice.
What you can work on with your coach:
Breathing: managing your breath through longer phrases without pushing or straining
Tone and range: a clear, steady tone, moving between low and high notes, and working on your range with a healthy technique
Stamina and voice care: warming up and cooling down, pacing your voice through rehearsals and performances, and habits that help prevent strain and fatigue
At Connected Speech Pathology, your singing voice coach is a licensed speech-language pathologist who specializes in the singing voice. Your coach listens for things like tension, a strained or breathy tone, or running out of air, then shows you what to practice.
How to Get Started
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FREE CONSULTATION
A free phone call of about 15 minutes to talk through your goals and answer any questions.
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MEET YOUR COACH
We match you with the voice coach best suited to your goals.
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START COACHING
Most clients begin within one week of their consultation, depending on scheduling. Your coach starts with an assessment, then recommends a plan for your sessions.
Ready to Get Started?
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Singing teachers often help with songs, style, technique, and healthy singing habits. At Connected Speech Pathology, your singing voice coach is also a licensed speech-language pathologist who specializes in the singing voice and brings that background to your work on breathing, tension, tone, and stamina. Some singers work with both, and you can keep your current teacher.
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At Connected Speech Pathology, the phone consultation is free, the initial assessment is $175, and sessions are $75 for 30 minutes, $110 for 45 minutes, or $150 for 60 minutes.
There are no long-term contracts, and you can stop at any time.
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Coaching works on technique and habits that help prevent strain. If you have hoarseness that doesn't go away, pain when you sing, or a voice problem a doctor has diagnosed, we offer voice therapy for those concerns. For voice therapy, we usually need a note from an ear, nose, and throat doctor (ENT) who examined your vocal cords in the past year. Tell us about your voice during the free consultation, and we'll help you choose the right next step.
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Yes. Sessions are live on Zoom. You need a computer or tablet with a camera, an internet connection, and a quiet space where you can sing out. You sing, and your coach listens and gives you feedback as you go. You can sing along to whatever works best for you, such as a recording, a backing track, or no music at all.
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The free phone consultation is a short call about your goals, not a singing lesson. Your first appointment after it is an assessment. Your coach asks about your goals and the music you sing, and listens to you sing and speak. It usually takes about 45 minutes, and you receive a written summary by email at no extra charge.
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Yes. Your coach works on your breathing, tone, and stamina within the style you sing, whether that's choir, classical, musical theater, worship, or band music.
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No. We work with singers at every level, from those new to singing to those who sing for a living.
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It depends on your goals, so there is no set program length. After your assessment, your coach recommends how many sessions to start with. Many clients meet weekly or every other week.
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Yes. Bring the songs you're working on, and you can practice them with feedback from your coach. If you have a date coming up, mention it on the consultation call.
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Yes, we offer singing voice coaching in many countries. Request a time through our international page, and we'll let you know if we can help.
In addition to singing voice coaching, we also provide:
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Voice & Performance Coaching
For voice acting, voice-over, auditions, and your speaking voice.
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Voice Therapy
For hoarseness that doesn't go away, diagnosed voice problems, and other voice concerns, with a licensed speech-language pathologist.
Good to Know Before You Book
Free call: The phone consultation is free and takes about 15 minutes.
Cost: If you decide to get started, the initial assessment is $175, and sessions start at $75 for 30 minutes. There are no long-term contracts, and you can stop at any time.
Where we work: We offer singing voice coaching across the U.S. and in many other countries, and voice therapy in more than 30 U.S. states.
Scheduling: Daytime and evening session times are available.