Finding the right voice teacher makes all the difference — whether you’re a complete beginner or working past a plateau. Tunelark connects students with experienced, vetted voice teachers for one-on-one online lessons that fit your schedule and your goals.
Here’s a look at voice teachers currently available on Tunelark.
Voice Teachers on Tunelark
Norwood
30-minute trial: $22
Norwood is a BAST-certified voice teacher and international recording artist with over 20 years of experience. Based in Brazil, he teaches students worldwide online. Born and raised in Atlanta, he trained with renowned U.S. voice teachers in techniques including classical vocal training and the SLS method.
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Gillian Harwin
30-minute trial: $35
Gillian is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, and educator with over 30 years of experience in performance, songwriting, production, and music education. She holds a master’s degree in Contemporary Performance Production from Berklee College of Music (Valencia, Spain) and a…
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Kathryn Zimmer
30-minute trial: $30
Kathryn is a rare combination of indie singer-songwriter and professional classical soprano. She earned a master’s degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music after an undergraduate degree from the University of Nebraska.
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Becky Oexler
30-minute trial: $30
Becky is an accomplished musician and educator, with a bachelor’s degree in music education from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with focus on voice, organ, piano, and jazz studies.
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Anastasia Charakidou
30-minute trial: $24
Anastasia is an award-winning singer and songwriter from Greece, now based in Los Angeles, who performs under the name Dolleesi. A summa cum laude graduate of Berklee College of Music with a dual degree in voice performance and songwriting, Anastasia has collaborated with…
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Jacob Scharfman
30-minute trial: $15
Meet Jacob Scharfman, a classically-trained baritone who loves to teach. He currently offers remote lessons from his home studio outside Washington, DC. He teaches consistent, confident technique in any style—classical to contemporary—and welcomes students of all skill levels and backgrounds.
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Berit Goetz
30-minute trial: $22
Berit Goetz is a classically trained, New Haven-based musician and music director passionate about developing emerging artists. She holds degrees from Brown University (B.A. in music, honors) and Yale University (M.A.R. music and religion, Yale Institute of Sacred Music, Yale Divinity School).
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Leandra Ramm
30-minute trial: $14
Leandra is an accomplished mezzo-soprano on the operatic stage and in musical theatre. She studied voice at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City, and furthered her training in apprentice programs at Arizona Opera, Toledo Opera, Sarasota Opera, and elsewhere.
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Chelsea Luker
30-minute trial: $14
An avid performer and dedicated teacher, Chelsea studied music from an early age. She holds a degree from the Florida State University School of Music where she refined her skills as a classical musician and launched her career singing and playing in fusion groups both on tour and in the recording studio.
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Christina Bernard
30-minute trial: $14
Christina studied classical piano from a young age, taking on her first students as a teenager and becoming a keyboardist and vocalist for a large church in high school. Christina has more than ten years of classical vocal training, and she helps her voice students combine healthy singing with contemporary singing styles.
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Alyssa Weir
30-minute trial: $22
Alyssa is a trained vocalist and teacher with an extensive music repertoire. She graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a degree in vocal performance and has performed in theater productions, jazz ensembles, operas, and more.
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Samantha Lucas
30-minute trial: $25
Samantha is a professional actor, vocalist, and experienced vocal instructor based in New York City. She holds a bachelor of music in music theater performance from Baldwin Wallace University in Ohio. She has also studied abroad at the Danish Academy of Musical Theater, and at Barefoot Theater in Zambia.
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TJ Firth
30-minute trial: $30
TJ, from a family of accomplished musicians, began mastering vocal and piano techniques at the age of four under the guidance of his grandmother, a professional opera singer. Now he is himself an accomplished performer and teaches voice, guitar, piano, organ, mandolin, ukulele, bass guitar and audio production.
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Alize Rozsnyai
30-minute trial: $35
Alize is an award-winning professional vocalist and actor based in Philadelphia. She is a graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music with her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in opera performance.
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Malena Marcase
30-minute trial: $24
Malena is a seasoned vocalist, songwriter, producer, and performer. She earned dual bachelor’s degrees in commercial music and music business from Belmont University and a master’s in contemporary performance from Berklee College of Music in Valencia, Spain.
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Ahou Yasmine
30-minute trial: $27
Ahou is an accomplished soloist and experienced voice teacher based in the Los Angeles area. A soloist and ensemble member with Areté Vocal Ensemble, she recently performed in “Omar Sharif” from The Band’s Visit.
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Mary Beth Sampson
30-minute trial: $30
Mary Beth is an eight-time award-winning vocalist who has opened for Pentatonix. Her first album is titled Discovering Home. She graduated with a bachelor of arts in music from Friends University in Wichita, Kansas, where she focused on jazz and as a freshman joined its famous jazz ensemble, leading to a 27 year performance career.
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How to Choose the Right Voice Teacher
The best teacher isn’t the one with the longest resume — it’s the one who matches your goals, your learning style, and your schedule.
- Your goals. Are you learning for fun, working toward a specific piece, or preparing for a performance? Different teachers specialize in different outcomes.
- Genre and style. Make sure your teacher’s background aligns with where you want to go.
- Communication style. Some students thrive with structured feedback. Others prefer a relaxed, exploratory approach. Your trial lesson is the best way to find out.
- Availability. Consistency matters more than almost anything else in music learning. Find a teacher whose schedule you can reliably commit to.
Why Learn Voice Online?
- Access to better teachers. You’re not limited to whoever lives nearby. Tunelark’s teachers are based across the country, so you can find the right specialist for your goals.
- Scheduling flexibility. Lessons happen on your schedule — evenings, weekends, whenever works.
- Comfort of home. Learning in your own space helps most students focus and reduces performance anxiety.
- Easy recording. Many students record lessons to review technique and feedback between sessions.
What to Expect in Your First Lesson
Your first lesson is mostly about getting to know each other: where you are now, where you want to go, and how you learn best. Tunelark offers a trial lesson at a reduced rate so you can experience working with a teacher before committing to ongoing sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need natural talent to learn to sing?
Almost anyone can learn to sing with proper instruction. Pitch, breath control, and tone are all learnable skills. A small percentage of people have pitch perception challenges, but this is rare and often addressable.
Is it too late to start voice lessons as an adult?
Not at all. The voice continues to develop through adulthood, and adults often make excellent students because they’re self-directed and clear about their goals.
How long does it take to improve?
Most students notice real improvement within 4–8 weeks of consistent lessons and daily practice. Early wins — better breath support, improved pitch, more confident tone — come quickly.
What’s the difference between a voice teacher and a vocal coach?
A voice teacher focuses on technique: breath, placement, range, and healthy production. A vocal coach focuses on performance and interpretation. Many teachers do both.
Can I damage my voice by singing incorrectly?
Yes — poor technique sustained over time can strain the voice. Working with a qualified teacher early builds habits that protect your instrument.
How often should I take voice lessons?
Weekly is standard. Consistent lessons provide regular feedback and keep your practice between sessions focused. Students who practice daily and take weekly lessons progress significantly faster.
Teacher availability on Tunelark changes regularly. Browse the full current roster to see who’s accepting new students now.
