Michaela Mccoy

My singing lessons are designed to be engaging, supportive, and tailored to each student’s unique voice and goals. I teach both young adults and adults, creating a welcoming environment where everyone feels comfortable exploring their vocal potential—whether they are complete beginners or already have some experience. Each lesson typically begins with focused warm-ups to strengthen breath support, posture, and vocal control. From there, I introduce exercises that improve tone, diction, pitch accuracy, and overall vocal health.

I studied at Berklee College of Music, where I gained extensive training in performance and music theory, and I was also trained classically under the ABRSM examinations. This background gives me a strong foundation to guide students in both technical precision and expressive artistry. Alongside my classical training, I have performed in musical theatre and worked with a variety of contemporary styles, allowing me to adapt lessons to suit each student’s musical preferences and aspirations.

In our lessons, we may work on repertoire ranging from classical pieces to musical theatre selections to contemporary popular music, depending on what inspires you. I place emphasis on vocal technique but also on the joy of performance—helping students not just sing correctly, but sing confidently and with emotion. For students preparing for exams, auditions, or performances, I provide structured guidance, while those learning for personal enjoyment will find lessons relaxed, creative, and rewarding.

My goal is to combine solid vocal technique with artistry, ensuring that every student develops both skill and confidence while truly enjoying the process of singing.