Information About Antonia - Blackheath teacher

Personal Description:

Blackheath singing lessons for all levels and abilities - I am a 23-year-old singing teacher based in London. I have recently graduated from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance with a First Class degree in opera singing. Since graduating I have entered the professional performing world and have gained valuable experience with all sides of the industry - from West End auditions to collaborating with The 1975 in their recent music video 'Part of the Band'.
My classical credits include singing with the Philharmonia Orchestra in the Royal Festival Hall, as well as performing with Kentish Opera and Opera South. My vocal experience isn't limited to Opera: I have been involved in several Musical Theatre shows with Imagine That Productions, most recently playing the leading role in Oklahoma! I have just sung some vocals for a pop album soon to be released and I am also an active member of the National Youth Theatre and have sung and acted in their productions.

Tutoring Experience:

- I have several years of one-to-one singing teaching experience with a wide range of ages.
- I've organised and directed a 2-week workshop for a group of ten university students, teaching the skill of devising in theatre with music.
- I travelled into schools as part of my Conservatoire training - teaching the basics of singing to young pupils.
- I have also sat in on many singing lessons as an assistant teacher and coach.
- I worked as Head Choreographer with Imagine That Productions, which involved working with ages between six and sixty.

Tutoring Approach:

My goal as a teacher is, firstly, to create a fun and welcoming enviroment where you can develop your singing voice comfortably; this in turn improves the voice by being relaxed and confident.
Whether you're just begining to find your voice or prepping for a big audition/exam etc. I am excited to help you on your vocal journey! No voice is the same, but the technique of singing is one that can most definilty be taught and I hope you enjoy the process of developing your talent.