I remember very clearly the first time I ever helped someone with their singing.

It was in an NYU dorm basement and my friend Lisa was struggling with parts of "Suddenly Seymour," a song she had been assigned as part of the musical theater summer program we were both attending. She couldn’t figure it out so I listened to my instincts and gave her some advice on how to navigate the challenging sections. Shockingly, it worked. She sounded and felt better. This was the first voice lesson I ever taught.

In that moment, I tapped into something that would set the tone for my teaching career: the desire to help.

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“Amanda has literally TRANSFORMED my voice. I would not be where I am today if it wasn't for her training and supporting and loving spirit.”

—- Devon Hadsell (Some Like It Hot, Mean Girls)

Lessons are available with either myself or one of my associate teachers, Hannah Lundy Connell and Lindsay Pringle.

My specialty is working with professional singers who have specific technical needs, including those who have sustained vocal injuries or struggle with vocal health issues. I work primarily with professional singers located in New York City.

Hannah and Lindsay are available to work with avocational and vocational singers, singers looking for online lessons, and younger singers, like teens and kids.

 We will help figure out who is the best fit for you! If you would like to work with us, you can start the process here.

What To Expect In A Voice Session

Sessions are focused on technical troubleshooting and voice development. Specific technical concerns will be addressed through vocal, physical, and hands-on exercises.

Amanda's specialty is working with professional singers who have specific technical needs, including those who have sustained vocal injuries, or struggle with vocal health issues. Hannah's specialty is working with beginning and developing singers, especially teens and dancers.

We will also look at repertoire in your session and apply the technical concepts to your rep. The focus always remains on technique, not audition prep or book building. Amanda and Hannah both play the piano well enough for technical focus, but are not professional accompanists.

If you're looking to sing through material with a pianist, find new audition rep, or learn callback music for an audition, you might be looking for a repertoire or vocal coach, not a voice teacher. We are happy to refer our technique clients to some excellent repertoire coaches for their rep and audition needs.

Classes for Performers

This 2 hour course is designed specifically for you, the performer! The class focuses on an understanding of how your voice works, as well as an understanding of vocal injury, injury recovery, and how to keep your voice working. The course includes lectures, with some stretches and massages, as well as tips to keep your voice healthy.

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