Vocal Coaching in Florence and Online
Find Greater Freedom in Your Voice
Personalised coaching for singers who want to develop a healthier, more expressive voice, stronger musicality and greater confidence—whether they sing jazz, pop, soul or other contemporary styles.
Online worldwide · In person in Florence
English · Italian · Cantonese · Mandarin
Who it is for
Complete beginners who want to build strong foundations
Pop, soul and contemporary singers wanting better technique
Singers who want stronger rhythm, phrasing and musical awareness
Vocalists curious about jazz or improvisation
Experienced performers preparing songs, auditions or recordings
You do not need to be a jazz singer. Lessons are adapted to your style, experience and goals. Jazz is used as a resource for developing listening, rhythm, phrasing and creative freedom—not as a set of rules you must follow.
What we can work on
Voice & Technique
Breath, tone, range, flexibility and healthy vocal habits.
Interpretation & Expression
Lyrics, phrasing, dynamics and emotional communication.
Musicality
Rhythm, ear training, timing, harmony and confidence with music.
Improvisation & Creative Freedom
Optional exercises in melodic variation, scat and spontaneous expression.
Lesson Options
Single 60-minute lesson — €60
Ideal for experiencing the coaching or focusing on one specific vocal or musical goal.
Four-lesson package — €222
Best for building confidence, stronger foundations and consistent progress.
Valid for two months from the date of the first lesson.
No previous singing experience is required.
Lessons are adapted to your level, style and goals.
Why work with Heidi?
A holistic approach to singing
Good singing is about more than vocal technique. Especially when starting out, it is easy to focus mainly on the voice—but rhythm, listening, phrasing, ear training and musical awareness are just as important in making music feel natural and expressive.
While vocal technique is an important part of our work, my approach develops the singer as a whole musician. We work on the other skills that help what you sing flow, communicate and feel musically grounded—not simply sound technically correct.