Whether you are a beginner or a trained singer/performer/teacher, Monstar Music's philosophy for voice tuition is the same:

" To provide an unbiased, safe and comfortable environment where voice production can be explored, discussed, practiced and controlled".

The Focus on Beginners
Now that you've made the decision to take singing lessons, you'll probably find that it is quite confronting to sing for the first time in a lesson. You may have started lessons because you have been asked to sing at a wedding, in a band, have an interest in Musical Theatre or even simply enjoy singing. The discovery of your voice, what it can do and how you can be in charge can be very exciting.
Beginner lessons involve a general exploration how your vocal folds, breathing, tongue, and muscles work in relation to the style of singing you are most interested in. With practice, performance  and understanding, you will begin to gain control and improve the quality of the sounds you want to make.

The Focus on Intermediate & Advanced Singers
As a singer/performer/teacher, it is likely you have had singing lessons for quite a while and one question that continues to cross your mind is:
"How am I doing this?".
You are not alone.
With further exploration and understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the (your) larynx, you can further discover how to isolate and control groups of muscles effectively and safely in vocal styles and situations associated with using twang, belting, opera, sob, falsetto and speaking. Build a strong support system while removing the "push" from your singing and leaving less to chance.
Continue to ask questions about your voice. Don't be left in the dark.

All voice tuition at Monstar Music is provided by voice instructor Greg van Bergen (Director of Monstar Music).
Find out more about the Director....

40 minute "One-on-One" tuition information, pricing and conditions can be found HERE.