Professional Singing Lessons

At Blue Ridge Speech & Voice, we offer specialized singing lessons led by two expert vocal coaches—Lilli Wosk, M.S., CCC-SLP and Sareé Fioravanti, M.S., CCC-SLP —both experienced performers with advanced training in vocal technique, performance, and vocal health.

Whether you are a professional vocalist, actor, or passionate singer, our lessons bridge evidence-based voice care and vocal artistry, supporting healthy technique, expressive performance, and sustainable singing across styles.

Meet our Instructors

Both Sareé and Lilli work with singers across genres and experience levels, including Broadway and stage performance, vocal rehabilitation, and gender-affirming voice care.

Lilli Wosk

Lilli is a Broadway music-director-turned speech-language pathologist who brings over 15 years of professional performance and vocal leadership experience into her clinical and coaching work with singers. She has served as music director and conductor for the Broadway national tours of HAIR and Waitress, where she led vocal coaching for high-level casts while maintaining vocal health, stylistic integrity, and consistency in demanding performance environments.

In addition to her work on tour, Lilli is the founder of Neon Transharmonic, a Las Vegas–based choir centering trans and queer voices, and has served as voice faculty at NYU, teaching undergraduate performers vocal technique, speech, and breath-work using somatic and theatrical approaches. Her work integrates clinical vocal science with performance-based training, supporting vocal freedom, range, authenticity, and sustainable technique for singers across styles and identities.

Sareé Fioravanti

Sareé is a licensed speech-language pathologist and professional singer/actor with extensive experience working at the intersection of clinical voice care and stage performance. She completed her voice clinician internship at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, where she gained advanced training in the evaluation and treatment of voice disorders in high-demand voice users.

In addition to her clinical work, Sareé is an active professional performer who has appeared in off-Broadway and regional musical theater productions, including The Office. She regularly leads vocal hygiene, warm-up, and vocal function workshops for casts and musical directors, and works closely with singers and actors to map their show tracks, build vocal stamina, and maintain vocal safety throughout rehearsals and performances. Her approach blends evidence-based voice science with real-world performance demands, supporting singers in developing reliable, expressive, and sustainable voices.

Common Challenges Singers Face

Some of the vocal issues performers bring to lessons include:

Vocal fatigue after rehearsals or shows
Difficulty with breath support or projection
Strain or discomfort when singing high or loud
Changes in vocal range or flexibility
Recovery after vocal injury or voice therapy
Pre-performance vocal care and warm-ups

Our Approach

Unlike traditional singing lessons, our sessions are grounded in voice science and clinical voice rehabilitation techniques. Lessons are fully customized based on your voice type, goals, and any underlying vocal health concerns.

Approaches may include:

Vocal exercises rooted in evidence-based voice therapy
Resonant voice training and breath support
Repertoire coaching with focus on vocal technique
Strategies to prevent vocal injury
Integration with voice therapy when appropriate

Whether you're preparing for auditions, building vocal stamina, or working through a vocal challenge, we provide expert, supportive coaching to help your voice thrive.

Insurance & Access

Singing lessons are not billable through insurance, but may be offered either as an add-on to your voice therapy plan or as private coaching. All sessions are available via secure telehealth, making it easy to work with us from wherever you are.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do singing lessons cost?

Singing lessons are $90 per lesson, paid to a card on file the day of your appointment, or these can be prepaid in advance.

Can I take singing lessons if I’ve had voice problems before?
Absolutely. Our singing services are especially beneficial for singers with a history of vocal fatigue, nodules, or other voice issues. We work carefully to build healthy, efficient vocal technique.

Do I need to be a professional singer?
No! We welcome singers of all levels — from professionals to passionate hobbyists.

How is this different from a traditional voice teacher?
Lessons are taught by a clinician with a background in both speech-language pathology and professional singing. This allows for a focus on both artistry and vocal health.

Helpful Resources for Singers & Performers

National Center for Voice and Speech (NCVS)
The Voice Foundation
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Singing Article