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Whether you are looking for regular weekly lessons or prefer the flexibility of booking individually, both options are available.

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Single Lessons

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For students who prefer flexibility or would like to book lessons occasionally:

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30 minutes — €30
45 minutes — €45
60 minutes — €60

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No ongoing commitment required.

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Regular Weekly Lessons

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For students who would like to work consistently, I offer reduced rates with a monthly tuition plan.

Lessons take place once a week according to the Berlin school calendar.

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30 minutes weekly — €100/month
45 minutes weekly — €150/month
60 minutes weekly — €200/month

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The annual tuition is divided into 12 equal monthly payments, so the monthly fee remains the same throughout the year, including during school holidays.

Your regular weekly lesson time is reserved exclusively for you.

 

Good to Know

Monthly tuition is based on regular weekly instruction throughout the Berlin school year, rather than on the number of lessons in a given month. Some months therefore have more lessons than others, while school holiday periods may have none.​

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​STUDIO POLICIES 

 

Lessons should be enjoyable and educational! I aim to maintain clear and transparent studio policies to avoid any miscommunication. This allows us to dedicate more time to singing during our lessons! While these policies may appear strict, they are designed to ensure mutual respect, safety, and confidentiality for all students.

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Cancellations & Rescheduling Policies:

Cancellations are divided into two categories: those for single-lesson bookings and those for recurring bookings.

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Single-Lesson Bookings

Please note that cancellations or rescheduling requests for single-lesson bookings cannot be accommodated. This is the trade-off for not requiring students to commit to a recurring weekly or bi-weekly schedule.

 

Recurring Weekly 

For students taking recurring lessons, cancellations or requests to reschedule must be made at least 48 hours in advance. Lessons cancelled with less than 48 hours’ notice are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. Whenever possible, an online lesson may be offered as an alternative.

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Tardiness

Lessons will conclude at the scheduled time, regardless of the student's lateness.

 

Confidentiality:

Students can trust that all discussions in private lessons will remain confidential between the teacher and student. No personal information, including names, will be shared without explicit written consent from the student or their parent/guardian if under 18.

 

Non-Disclosure of Materials: All materials provided during our lessons are proprietary and copyrighted. Students agree that these materials are for their personal use only, and sharing with third parties, including lesson recordings, is strictly prohibited.

 

Student Responsibility Policies: Students should bring the following items to lessons: (1) water, (2) a Music Binder with organized and hole-punched repertoire, (3) a Recording Device (iPhone, iPad, etc.), and ( corks and straws (provided during in-person lessons or requested for online lessons).

 

*Regular practice outside of lessons is also expected.

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Illness

In the case of contagious illnesses such as colds, flu, COVID-19, or similar infections, please let me know before your lesson. If you are experiencing symptoms, we can usually switch to an online lesson when appropriate.

Please note that students who arrive for an in-person lesson with symptoms of a contagious illness may be asked to leave the studio, and the lesson will still be charged.

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If your voice simply isn’t at its best that day, you don’t necessarily need to cancel. As long as you are otherwise feeling well and are not contagious, we can adapt the lesson to your vocal condition. We can assess how the voice is functioning that day and work with gentle, restorative exercises designed to support healthy voice use and manage vocal demands.

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A lesson can also be a great opportunity to focus on other areas of musicianship, including sight-reading, ear training, music theory, repertoire planning, music history, vocal improvisation, or songwriting. Sometimes these quieter vocal days give us the chance to explore areas we don’t always have time to cover in a regular lesson.