Online singing lesson prices
One rate, no packages you do not need, no subscription. Every lesson taught personally by me, live and one to one.
30 minutes. Normally £50.
What you are actually paying for
You are not buying an hour. You are buying the shortcut.
Most singers who come to me have been stuck on the same thing for years. A note that will not come, a break they cannot get through, a confidence problem nobody has named. They have watched the videos and done the exercises and it has not shifted.
What £85 buys is somebody who has spent more than 25 years listening to voices, working out in the first ten minutes what is actually in the way, and knowing which small change will move it. Then explaining it in whatever way makes sense to you, and putting it back into your song so it is not just theory.
It also buys the week afterwards. Every lesson comes with your own folder containing the recording, a written summary and a clear path of what to practise. The hour keeps working long after it ends.
A cheaper teacher will give you an hour. That is a genuinely different thing.
Choose your path
30-minute consultation
Normally £50, save 50%
- Live one-to-one with me
- Vocal assessment and honest feedback
- At least one change you can hear or feel
- A clear view of what you need next
- No obligation to continue
One hour lesson
Per lesson
- 60 minutes, live and one to one
- Built around your songs and your goals
- Real-time feedback as you sing
- Your own lesson folder afterwards
- Recording, written summary and practice plan
10-lesson block
£70 per lesson, saving £150
- Ten 60 minute sessions
- Everything in the single lesson
- A custom long-term plan
- Email support between lessons
- Priority booking
Common questions about price
Why is the consultation half price?
Because asking someone to spend £50 before they have heard me teach is a lot. £25 lets you find out whether I am the right coach for you, and there is no pressure to book anything afterwards.
Do I have to buy a block?
No. Plenty of people book single lessons for months. The block saves £150 and adds a long-term plan and email support, but it is there if you want it, not a requirement.
How often should I have lessons?
At the start, weekly or fortnightly. Monthly tends to stall progress early on, because the gap is long enough to lose momentum. Once things are established, people often spread them out.
Is there anything else to pay?
No. There is no joining fee, no subscription, no materials to buy. The lesson folder and everything in it is included.
What if I need to cancel?
Consultations need 24 hours notice and lessons need 48 hours. Full details are in the terms.