Singing Lessons Luxembourg

I’m your Singing lessons Luxembourg coach Laura and my passion is to transform any insecurities about your singing into incredible control, confidence and freedom. Whatsapp on +44 7590 999 591 or email laura@thesingersclub.com.

I am experienced and CPD certified in teaching:

Foundation Vocal Technique

Diaphragm Breathing for singing

Vocal Runs & Vocal Effects

Vibrato

Belting and Mix

Posture

Expanding Repertoire

Increasing Vocal Range 

Tone, Balance and Projecting

Reducing Anxiety

Songwriting

Harmony

Stage Confidence and much more… 

Nervous About Singing?

Whether you sing for your own pleasure, and would like to understand a little more about technique or you dream of getting onstage and performing with more confidence, I teach complete beginner upwards.

Most of my students are a little nervous for their first session, so don’t worry – I’ve got you!

I always recommend taking a one off lesson first so you can see how you like my lessons online via zoom. From there, we can discuss a course that might be great for you. We all get together in Luxembourg each term for Clubnights & Studio Days to discover more about Recording, Performing Live and the Music Industry.

If you’ve always loved singing and you’re interested in trying a lesson, get in touch today!

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About Me

2011- current: My sister and I are known professionally as ‘Mia and the Moon‘ with credits including; XFactor Bootcamp, UMA’s Best Folk/Country Act Nomination, Amazon Prime’s ‘Alison’ Award Winning Title Track, UK Tours, TV awards, New York Huffington Post, 5 Global Residencies and 2 Studio Albums on spotify and apple music to date. As a member of the Association of Teachers of Singing, I host webinars for those interested in the voice worldwide, along with mentorship for start-up singing teachers. Outside of singing, I support many animal and conservation charities. I love animals, adventures, cooking and dogs (not cooking dogs)! For your singing, please feel free to try an initial lesson, and then we’ll go from there.

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Find Your True Voice

Unlock your singing potential with The Singers Club, where we offer a unique, 5-star rated, holistic singing qualification! Our unique programme is all about fostering your confidence and enhancing your skills in a positive, supportive environment—no clinical exams or grumpy moderators here!

I welcome you to an amazing community where peers genuinely root for each other’s success. As a private student, your CPD singing course content is included with lessons. Dive into a world of music, support, and personal achievement. Discover the joy of singing with us today!

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Term Student's Receive

  • Personalised Warm-Ups

  • Clubnight Entry

  • Module Resources

  • Playlists

  • Digital Module Course Modules

  • Discounted Physical Workbooks

  • Diploma Certificates  

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5 Singing Tips

TIP – BREATHING

To breathe for singing; we train to become active on the outflow creating a reflex inhale. This crucial release between phrases allows the body to reset avoiding many problems, including common vocal fatigue.

The more masterful we become with a precisely fine-tuned airflow – the more vocal choices we have at our disposal. This applies to ALL singing styles.

TIP – BETTER VOCAL RUNS

If a vocal run is descending, then our work effort is actually ascending. If we physically descend with a vocal run; then it turns into a slidey mess.  

For longer vocal runs; break them down into sections to ascertain the pitches you will sing then practise slowly.

TIP – BALANCED POSTURE

Locked posture and locked breathing are just as common as slack. Outside of singing; it is  beneficial to stretch & move, and practise being comfortable with a tall and confident, yet relaxed posture. Singing is a lovely way to connect with our body. Breath work is always in flow…

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TIP – SINGING LOUD

Many students come in thinking that they can’t make a certain sound due to a lack of breathing technique. Very often, however, it has more to do with how the vocal folds are making contact (and how that sound is then shaped). Our vocal folds are the source of all of the sounds we make. We can actually make huuuge sounds… ridiculously easily and pain-free, with small adjustments to our mindset!

TIP – I HATE MY VOICE

It’s not just you. We all are shocked and confused when first hearing a voice recording of ourselves; clutching at a shred of hope that this sound can’t be true. We experience our voice differently from inside our own head, and so that first encounter with what the outside world hears can shake us to our core. Don’t worry, we’re all in the same boat to support each other! #staystrong

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Laura is unfailingly kind, patient and encouraging: lessons with her are always a pleasure. I’ve come a long way in a short time, from cringing at the idea of singing in public to having great fun with different styles. Think singing lessons aren’t for you? Give them a go! 🙂

Paula Warrington
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Laura is such a lovely coach and she makes you feel welcome and comfortable from the start! I especially appreciate her approach to getting in tune with your body before singing.
Within the first session she provided me with breathing tips that helped me overcome a barrier in singing I’ve been struggling with for months. Thank you so much! Can’t wait for our future sessions.✨🎙️

Sophia Kohl

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Laura is an exceptional singing teacher in every aspect. Her professionalism shines through in every lesson, from her punctuality to the straightforward and efficient payment process. It’s evident that Laura is not just a teacher but also a highly skilled singer herself, making her insights and guidance all the more valuable. Her teaching style combines her considerable experience with an encouraging approach, making the process of learning to sing both enjoyable and enriching. I highly recommend Laura to anyone looking to improve their singing abilities, as she truly excels in every way as a teacher!

Andre Allmendinger

FAQ'S

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Please prepare:

- A notebook and pen

- A bottle of water

- The title of a song that you enjoy singing and know well

- A song that demonstrates where you’d like to develop your voice

- A list of any singers or bands that you’re currently enjoying.

Please avoid the following before lessons:

Any dairy products - Extremely hot drinks - Ice - Shouting. These steps will help us work with a voice that is emotionally relaxed and in optimal physical condition.

For online lessons: - Please have a device to communicate with me - Have a separate device to play music (a phone is perfectly fine for this).

To ensure a stable connection, I recommend limiting other streaming activities in your home. Additionally, try to work close to your router for the best WiFi signal strength.

Approximately once each term, I host a club night for all students to come together, share updates, and practice on stage.

These events are central to The Singers Club ethos, which focuses on developing technique and skill during coaching sessions, while building the confidence to share music within the community.

New students are welcome to attend one or two club nights to experience the atmosphere before working towards a performance. The audiences are friendly, and club nights provide an ideal opportunity to build stage confidence and improve microphone technique.

I usually offer two lesson options: half an hour each week or one hour every two weeks, spanning a three-month term. (One hour weekly is very limited)

If you think you might struggle to practice between lessons, the half-hour weekly option could work well. This way, your practice and singing are scheduled into your calendar each week. However, if you’re comfortable practising a bit on your own and working on independent music projects, then the one-hour fortnightly option might be a great fit. Students have been known to try both options before settling into a routine that suits them best.

 

My diploma is not designed for young children; students can start taking lessons at the age of 12.

Most of my students are adults who have a passion for singing. I am dedicated to helping you build your singing skills, whether you want to work towards stage performance or for your own enjoyment.

I will guide you through important areas such as breathing, posture, tongue and jaw position, neck alignment, energy, the mind-body connection, subtle nuances of vocal runs, pitch accuracy, range, and fun agility concepts like vocal flips and tone choices. My goal is to help your voice flourish as you train, much like an athlete!

The lessons are enjoyable yet informative.

We all have a unique sound, background, and story to tell, but ultimately, we all want to enjoy the music we love and feel free to express ourselves with truth and authenticity. 

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