One to one
Sixty minutes at my studio in Cambridge, or online. Adults, teenagers and children all welcome — complete beginners are the students I enjoy most, because the change in them is the largest.
£40 studio · £35 online
Singing lessons in Cambridge
For adults, teenagers and children — and especially for people who have always wanted to sing and never had the chance.
Most people who come to me open with the same sentence: "I can't really sing." Usually it isn't true. Someone said it to them once — a teacher, a relative, someone at a party — and it stuck.
Singing is a physical skill, and physical skills can be taught. We start with breathing, because everything else rests on it. We build technique slowly and without strain. And we work on music you actually want to sing: jazz standards, classical repertoire, musical theatre, Polish song, or the one that has been quietly following you around for twenty years.
No auditions. No judgement. Nobody else in the room.
What a first lesson is like
Mostly breathing, honestly. We find out how your voice works right now — no pressure, no performance. You will probably laugh at least once. By the end you will have sung something.
That is the whole terrifying thing.
Ways to learn
Sing Your Song
Twelve weeks from first breath to a studio recording of a song you love. Voice assessment, a practice plan, recorded warm-ups for your phone, and progress recordings so you can hear yourself change.
Children, by the term
Singing, movement, character and performance, following the school calendar. Every term ends with a short performance for families. Available in English or Polish.
Prices
Voices change through repetition, not revelation. Students who commit to a block progress noticeably faster than those booking one lesson at a time, because new habits need consistent practice to settle.
| Lessons | At my studio | Online |
|---|---|---|
| Single lesson | £40 | £35 |
| Block of five | £190 | £165 |
| Block of ten | £370 | £325 |
Blocks are valid for six months from purchase. Lessons can be rescheduled with at least 24 hours' notice; with less notice, the lesson counts as taken.