Do you find yourself avoiding vocal training with excuses like being too busy, worrying about costs, or doubting the potential for improvement?

You’re not alone.

Many people share these concerns, but a semi-private vocal group might be the perfect solution to help you overcome these hurdles.

Life can indeed be hectic, but consider this: dedicating just 1 hour a week over the course of a month to vocal work can significantly enhance your vocal projection and freedom. It’s a small investment of time that can yield substantial rewards in both your personal and professional life.

While private 1:1 coaching might seem financially daunting, semi-private group sessions offer an affordable alternative. You get quality instruction and feedback without breaking the bank, making it a more accessible option for many.

This is a common misconception. Everyone has the potential to improve their vocal abilities. In our group sessions, you’ll witness transformations that will provide evidence and encouragement to keep going. You’ll be amazed at the progress you can make with consistent practice and expert guidance.

If you feel stuck in a cycle of these types of excuses, let me share more about what people in my Semi-Private Vocal Groups are experiencing lately.

Sara was already committed to her acting classes, so her bank account just couldn’t fund private voice lessons.

But vocal work was really important to her, and she knew that a powerful vocal presence would be a real game-changer for her.
 
So she joined the Semi-Private Vocal Group.

Meanwhile, John, a successful attorney with aspirations to do more public speaking, really wanted the experience of collaborating with another student in vocal work. He didn’t want to feel so alone in pursuit of his dreams.

So he joined the Semi-Private Vocal Group.

During the four weekly sessions, Sara and John really thrived! They loved the accountability and support.

Not only did they each grow individually, they learned so much more from watching each other being coached on exactly what they were working on. They said this helped them learn even faster.
 
Sara and John now see themselves as a vocal team. They show up for and celebrate each other and have renewed multiple times.

By committing this time to themselves, they have grown by projecting powerfully and openly, and have gained confidence in every area of their lives.

I am so proud of them.  

Joining a semi-private vocal group isn’t just about overcoming excuses—it’s also about leveraging the unique benefits that come with group learning. Here’s why it might be the right choice for you:

Creating a Sense of Community

In our vocal groups, we foster a genuine sense of community. It’s not just about learning techniques—it’s about building relationships and sharing the journey with others. We have fun together, and every breakthrough, no matter how small, is celebrated by the entire group. This sense of camaraderie and mutual support can make the learning process enjoyable and motivating.

Learning Through Observation

One of the unique advantages of a group setting is the opportunity to learn from your classmates. Often, students find that watching a peer work through the same vocal challenges they are facing can provide new insights and strategies. This shared learning experience enriches your understanding and can accelerate your progress.

Personalized Coaching

Despite the group format, there’s ample time for individualized coaching. This means that while you benefit from the group dynamics, you also receive focused attention and guidance to address your specific needs. Many students experience tremendous growth in just four sessions due to this balanced approach.

Accountability and Continuity

Being part of a group also brings a level of accountability that can be very motivating. Many students appreciate this aspect and often sign up for multiple sessions together. The commitment to the group helps maintain momentum and encourages continuous improvement.

Semi-Private Vocal Group Details:

• Four weekly sessions, one hour each session.
• Sessions are shared with just one other person.
• During the session, we discuss where we are vocally, do a transforming warm-up together, then there’s plenty of time for 1:1 coaching for each person.

Eva Jenickova, Actress

“I’m so grateful to Larry Moss for sending my way the best vocal coach I’ve ever found. It’s so important to me that any mentor speaks the same language, making things accessible and understandable. No fog, no clouding, no mystery.

Ingrid teaches a solid system that builds a lasting foundation—very specific and completely comprehensible, teaching you the habitual craft to build on. That’s invaluable. And what I love is that it’s physical. The whole warmup and exercises are physical. It so works for me. It’s freeing and makes you breathe. And that makes complete sense because singing and talking are physical.

She is also an extremely caring, attentive, positive, and supportive person. While driven by my own desire to do the best I can, I put myself on the spot, but Ingrid never does. She’s nurturing, patient, inexhaustibly helpful, and a true master.

I have to thank Ingrid profusely for boosting my confidence and reigniting my love for singing again after a bad injury with a long recovery. Nothing beats doing that.”

Ilya Leshinsky, Actor

“I worked with Ingrid over the course of a month and had an absolutely great experience. I had never taken voice lessons before, so I was brand new to this type of training. I found Ingrid to be very warm, encouraging, and knowledgeable. I learned a lot about voice work in a very short period of time. I practiced the diaphragmatic breathing and resonance exercises we went over in our sessions and was able to hear and feel the changes to my voice immediately afterward. I got a lot out of working with Ingrid. I think she is a great vocal coach and I couldn’t recommend her highly enough.”

Frederique Nahmani, Actress

“Training with Ingrid is a gift to my artistic journey. It has allowed me to find greater emotional depth and confidence in my instrument as an actress. Ingrid’s approach to vocal development and empowerment is truly unique, with a set of tools that I’ve learnt with no other coach. These tools are very specific, easy to integrate into a routine, and transformative. Ingrid’s enormous passion and commitment to supporting artists play an important part in this magical process. Thank you so much.”

If you’re ready to overcome these common excuses and take a positive step towards enhancing your vocal abilities, the semi-private vocal group could be the perfect starting point. The combination of expert coaching, supportive peers, and a flexible, budget-friendly structure makes it an ideal choice for anyone looking to improve their voice.

Does this resonate with you? If so, let’s explore how we can unlock your vocal potential together.