Voice lessons for singers

I’ve trained singers since 1994, long before I coached executives. Most of my singing students today are working professionals: touring artists, session singers and performers who need their voice to hold up night after night.

Seth Riggs-trained | Alexander Technique | Alameda studio and online

John Scott, executive speaking and voice coach, in a navy suit looking upward
John Scott, voice teacher, singing at the piano in a recording studio

How I work

  • Technique that lasts. Breath, registration and resonance, so your voice stays strong and healthy through long runs, back-to-back shows and long days in the studio.

  • Built around your music. We work on the songs you are singing now, in your style, so the technique shows up where you need it.

  • One-on-one. In person at my Alameda studio or online.

Black-and-white portrait of John Scott, voice teacher, seated at the piano

My background

I studied with Seth Riggs and trained in the Alexander Technique, and I’ve worked with Grammy-winning artists. The same ear I bring to singers is what I use with speakers: I hear what a voice is doing, and I know how to change it.

Most of my singers come by referral

If someone sent you, or you’re preparing for a tour, an audition or a recording, book a time to talk.