VOCALIS – Vocal Coaching in Hamburg

I am a qualified singing teacher and classical singer with extensive teaching and stage experience. It gives me great pleasure to improve your singing confidence and technique.

I teach singers of all levels: beginner, advanced and professional – both soloists and choristers.
I have successfully prepared singers for entrance exams and competitions. Under my tuition, I can also assist broadcasters, actors, teachers and managers to develop a resilient, strong and assertive voice that radiates self-confidence.

The 3 most important building blocks for your singing technique:

1. Breathing: When you inhale correctly, if possible through your nose, the diaphragm, larynx and jaw move downwards in harmony. The chest widens all around, especially in the lower area. If you put one hand directly on and under the ribs, the chest will be pushed slightly outward as you inhale. The lower abdomen pulls inwards as a reflex.

2. Support: The expansion of your rib cage after inhalation should be relatively maintained while singing in order to release the air as slowly as possible. You keep the diaphragm in the deep position that was reached when you inhaled for as long as possible. Therefore the vocal cords are protected and you achieve a powerful voice with a long breath and minimal air release.

3. Singing: It is important to only start singing after holding back the air as described above. The different resonance properties of vowels are balanced out by maintaining the relative position of the jaw, mouth and throat, resulting in a homogeneous and legato sound.