Doreene's Vocal Studio

Most of us love singing songs with the most powerful sound we have

But sometimes singing a heavy belt is not the right approach

There’s nothing wrong with belting, unless your body says that you can’t

Feeling tired
Being off pitch
Scratchy or raspy voice
Pain or strain
Nodules

That’s where learning to mix comes in handy.

And for those of you that feel like your voice is stuck and cannot access more out of your singing, that’s where learning from a teacher comes in handy

So if this sounds like you, let’s work together

Bass? Baritone? Tenor? Alto? Soprano?

Who cares?

Can you sing through your entire range with comfort, power, consistency, ease? Or does your voice break when you go for higher notes?

This is what matters. And when I say entire range, I mean more than just an octave. Because I have yet to meet a person that only had 8 notes in their range.

So if you can't access more than 8 notes, you need a singing teacher.

Let's work together

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Walking out on stage without a plan, is not the best approach for people with nerves.

Professional singers have planned out EVERY move months in advance. So why shouldn't you?

I promise it will not ruin your creative flow to have a plan. It will actually allow you to focus more on the song and the audience experience if you aren't worried about where you should be looking, or moving on stage

But it does take practice. It is a skill that has to be developed

If this is something you struggle with, let's work together

Breath support….

As a singing teacher, breath support is not something that I’m always looking at when you come into my studio for lessons.

Getting a teacher can help you figure what might really be happening in your voice

So let’s work together

Have you ever practiced your singing at home and those high notes feel amazing?

But the second you start to sing in front of people, the notes….disappear?

Yeah, it’s not always the singing. Sometimes it’s the stress. The stress that your brain makes up about what might go wrong.

But yeah, it also might still be your technique. Which is why we work on both in lessons.

Confident and vocal technique

So let’s work together

Most people who think they’re tone deaf… aren’t.

True tone deafness is actually pretty rare. What I see far more often is someone who never learned how to match pitch, hear musical patterns, or coordinate their voice with what they’re hearing.

Those are skills.

Some people pick them up quickly. Some need more guidance.

Neither means you can’t learn to sing. 💙

Most singers spend hours working on their voice and almost no time learning how to use a microphone.

Then they wonder why they don't sound the same on stage.

The mic is part of the performance, not just something you hold.

So, if your vocals and your performance are two things you need to work on, then you come to the right place. Let’s work together.