Other options

Beyond theweekly room.

Five more ways to grow with The Voice Collective — artists shaping a body of work, singers training to coach and certify, teachers building a business, and players learning their instrument.

Artist Development — Teacher Certification — Business Coaching — Music Business Education — Instrument Instruction —
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Option 01

Become the act.

Artist Development

Stage presence, repertoire, creative identity, and the craft of becoming a performer people remember.

  • Stage presence
  • Repertoire
  • Creative identity
  • Performance craft

Option 02

Learn to teach it.

Teacher Certification

Train to become a vocal coach through pedagogy, assessment, and teaching practice — and graduate TVC-certified.

  • Pedagogy
  • Assessment
  • Teaching practice
  • TVC certification

Option 03

Build your practice.

Business Coaching

For teachers building their own coaching business: shaping your offer, pricing your time, and finding the clients you want to work with.

  • Your offer
  • Pricing
  • Finding clients
  • Growing a practice

Option 04

Build the career.

Music Business Education

Contracts, releases, audience strategy, and the mechanics of building a sustainable career in the modern music industry.

  • Contracts
  • Releases
  • Audience strategy
  • Career mechanics
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Option 05

Play the music.

Instrument Instruction

Violin and piano lessons for players who want real technique and a deeper understanding of the music they perform.

  • Violin
  • Piano
  • Technique
  • Musicianship
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Not sure where to start?

Try a class free.
Then decide.

Come train inside a weekly group class, meet a coach, and see how The Voice Collective works before you commit to anything.