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🟠 Voice Lessons in Los Angeles
Offers remote lessons for multiple instruments and music theory.
$50-$100/hr
Holistic music education with personalized lessons for multiple instruments.
$65/hour
Expert vocal coaches, personalized lessons, healthy belting techniques emphasized.
$75/hr
High-quality music lessons tailored to individual student needs.
$80-$100/hr
Focus on mind-body connection and personalized vocal technique training.
$100/hr
Specializes in vocal technique, health, performance, and audition preparation.
$100/hr
Vocal and guitar lessons; specializes in belting and breathing techniques.
$100/hr
Elite vocal coaching focused on real-world techniques and insights.
$250/hour, $125/half-hour
Offers lessons for multiple instruments, including songwriting and voice.
$50-$100/hr
Focus on voice training, songwriting, and personalized instruction methods.
$50-60/lesson
Founded by Bob Boulding, specializes in guitar and Suzuki Method.
$50/hr
Personalized music lessons, classical education, student performance opportunities.
$50/lesson
Private lessons, group classes, early childhood programs, rock band classes.
$50/lesson
Individualized lesson planning with established music teachers and specialties.
$60-$150/hr
Offers personalized lessons in guitar, piano, voice, and songwriting.
$60/hr
Focus on contemporary styles, artist development, and tailored curriculum.
$75/hr
Offers lessons for multiple instruments, including piano and guitar.
$75/hr
Intensive personal instruction, performance opportunities, learn by doing philosophy.
$85/hr
Professional vocal coach specializing in classical, musical theatre, Pop, R&B.
$100/hr
Offers lessons for multiple instruments, including music production and voice.
$100/hr
Offers lessons in multiple instruments, including piano and guitar.
$100/hr
Offers lessons for drums, guitar, ukulele, voice, and bass.
$100/hr
Personalized instruction, technique focus, multiple languages, life skills development.
$100/hr
Focus on voice technique, emotional connection, and personalized coaching.
$150/hr
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FAQS
How much do voice lessons cost in Los Angeles?
Voice lesson rates in LA typically range from $75-200 per hour. Experienced coaches and celebrity vocal trainers may charge $300-500+ per session. Many teachers offer package deals (4-8 lessons) with discounts. Check our directory for current rates and package options.
What type of voice teacher should I choose for my goals?
Classical singers need teachers with conservatory training. Pop/rock artists benefit from contemporary vocal coaches. Actors should find teachers specializing in speech and projection. Musical theater requires coaches familiar with both singing and acting techniques.
How do I know if a voice teacher is qualified?
Look for formal training (music degrees, vocal pedagogy certification), performance experience, and student success stories. Many top LA teachers studied at USC, UCLA, or conservatories. Check credentials, testimonials, and whether they offer trial lessons in our teacher profiles.
Should I take in-person or online voice lessons?
In-person lessons are ideal for beginners who need hands-on breathing and posture guidance. Online works well for experienced singers focusing on repertoire or style. Many LA teachers offer both options. Consider your learning style and technical setup.
How often should I take voice lessons?
Beginners: weekly lessons for fastest progress. Intermediate singers: bi-weekly lessons work well. Advanced performers: monthly coaching or intensive prep sessions. Consistency matters more than frequency. Most teachers recommend at least twice monthly.
What should I expect in my first voice lesson?
Your teacher will assess your current vocal range, breathing technique, and goals. Expect vocal exercises, possibly some repertoire work, and homework assignments. Bring water, comfortable clothes, and any songs you'd like to work on. First lessons usually focus on fundamentals.
How long does it take to see improvement in my voice?
Basic improvements in breath support and tone: 4-8 weeks with regular practice. Significant range expansion: 3-6 months. Style development and advanced techniques: 6-12 months or longer. Progress depends on practice frequency, natural ability, and lesson consistency.
Which LA areas have the best voice teachers?
Hollywood and West Hollywood host many industry professionals who also teach. Burbank attracts teachers working with studios and performers. Santa Monica and Beverly Hills have established private instructors. Use our location filter to find teachers near you.
Do I need to read music to take voice lessons?
Not required for contemporary styles like pop, rock, or R&B. Classical and musical theater benefit from music reading skills. Many LA teachers focus on ear training and can teach music reading alongside vocal technique. Specify your needs when contacting teachers.
Can voice lessons help with stage fright and performance anxiety?
Yes! Many LA vocal coaches specialize in performance psychology and stage presence. They teach breathing techniques for anxiety, mental preparation, and confidence building. Look for teachers with performance coaching experience in our directory's specialty filters.