Eve - Liverpool Street - Meditation

Methodology

I teach professional and developing singers alike how to achieve dexterity, flexibility, and increased vocal range whilst preserving their vocal health and boosting their creativity. I also help songwriters with structure and content.

- Which subject(s) do you teach?

Singing and songwriting

- Tell me about your qualifications.

I am a Berklee School of Music (Boston, US) and a SACEM school (Paris, France) graduate.

- How much do you charge?

I charge £50 per hour session or £180 for a package of 4 sessions.
Students who prefer to "pay-as-you-go" get a loyalty card entitling them to a free hour every 10 sessions.

- Where do you teach?

I teach out of my home studio, which is located at Limehouse, between Canary Wharf and Shadwell. Sorry I do not travel to students' homes.

- When are you available?

I am available Monday through Saturday.

- Which ages and levels do you teach?

I teach students over 17. All levels are welcome.

- Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?

I prepare my students for auditions, gigs, recordings and touring.
I also offer career coaching and songwriting lessons.

- Describe your arrangements for online tutoring.

I offer Skype sessions to help my students practice regularly and to condition their voice before shows. Sessions typically last half an hour. They involve a few minutes of meditation at the start in order to relax and focus, followed by vocal warm-up exercises. They are an excellent way to warm up before gigs or as a regular vocal workout a few times a week for people who have a hard time sticking to a regular practice routine.

Skype sessions are only available to students who come in at least once a month in person. The sound of a voice through speakers can sometimes be misleading so it's important that I already know the student's voice before we start Skype sessions.

Rates are £25/session or £60/3 weekly sessions.

- Do you have a personal message for students?

I like to begin my teaching sessions with a bit of breathing and meditation before we start vocal technique exercises. I believe that to properly develop as an artist you have to know your body and manage your nerves as much as you must know your voice.

I look forward to hearing from you!
x eve