Professional Online Singing Lessons
Whether you're preparing for an audition, expanding your range, strengthening your mix, or simply singing for the joy of it, our personalized online singing lessons are designed to help you become a more confident, expressive, and technically skilled performer.
At Blue Ridge Speech & Voice, you'll work with expert vocal coaches Lilli Wosk, Annalize Sussman, or Sareé Fioravanti—all experienced performers with exceptional backgrounds in professional musical theatre, opera, vocal instruction, voice science, and vocal health.
Unlike traditional singing lessons, our approach combines artistic coaching with an advanced understanding of how the voice functions, helping you build efficient technique, improve vocal freedom, increase consistency, and develop a healthy, sustainable singing voice that supports your long-term goals.
Meet our Instructors
Behind every great lesson is an instructor who has lived it. From Broadway and national tours to professional opera, university teaching, vocal pedagogy, and specialized clinical voice training, our singing specialists bring a depth of performance and voice expertise that's difficult to find in one studio.
Lilli Wosk
Lilli Wosk, M.S., CCC-SLP is a Broadway music director turned speech-language pathologist who brings more than 15 years of professional performance, vocal coaching, and teaching experience to every lesson. She has served as music director and conductor for the national tours of HAIR and Waitress, coaching professional casts while helping them maintain healthy, consistent, and expressive performances through demanding schedules.
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In addition to her work on national tours, Lilli has taught voice at New York University's Experimental Theatre Wing, where she helped undergraduate performers develop vocal technique, speech, breath support, and confident stage presence. She is also the founder of Neon Transharmonic, a Las Vegas–based choir that celebrates trans and queer voices through music and community.
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Lilli's teaching combines professional performance experience with advanced expertise in voice science and vocal health. Whether you're preparing for an audition, expanding your range, refining your technique, or simply looking to sing with greater confidence and freedom, she creates personalized lessons that help singers build expressive, efficient, and sustainable voices.
Sareé Fioravanti
Sareé Fioravanti, M.S., CCC-SLP is a professional singer, actor, and voice specialist who combines real-world performance experience with advanced expertise in vocal function and healthy voice use. As an active performer in Off-Broadway and regional musical theatre productions, she understands the unique demands singers face both on stage and behind the scenes.
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In addition to her performing career, Sareé completed specialized voice training during her clinical internship at Montefiore Medical Center, where she worked alongside voice specialists evaluating and treating voice disorders in professional and high-demand voice users. She regularly leads vocal hygiene, warm-up, and vocal function workshops for casts and musical directors, helping performers build vocal stamina and maintain healthy, reliable voices throughout rehearsals and performances.
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Whether you're preparing for an audition, strengthening your mix or belt, expanding your range, or simply looking to sing with greater confidence, Sareé combines artistic coaching with advanced knowledge of vocal function to help singers develop expressive, efficient, and sustainable voices.
Annalize Sussman
Annalize Sussman, M.M.,M.S., CCC-SLP is a classically trained professional singer, vocal pedagogue, and voice-specialized speech-language pathologist who brings an exceptional combination of performance experience, vocal artistry, and voice science to her work with singers. She holds a Master’s degree in Opera and Vocal Pedagogy and has performed professionally in New York City, throughout the United States, and in Europe.
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Annalize completed specialized graduate voice training at the NYU Voice Center and advanced clinical training in voice and upper airway disorders. She went on to spend more than five years at the Wake Forest Voice & Swallowing Center, where she served as the singing voice specialist while working with singers and other professional voice users experiencing both artistic and vocal health challenges.
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Her approach combines the ear and experience of a professional singer with an advanced understanding of vocal function and health. Whether you're working to expand your range, improve efficiency and resonance, prepare repertoire, navigate changes following a vocal injury, or simply feel more confident and free in your singing voice, Annalize provides individualized coaching designed to support both your artistic goals and long-term vocal health.
Common Challenges Singers Face
Some of the vocal issues performers bring to lessons include:
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Vocal fatigue after rehearsals or shows
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Difficulty with breath support or projection
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Strain or discomfort when singing high or loud
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Changes in vocal range or flexibility
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Recovery after vocal injury or voice therapy
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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.
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Approaches may include:
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Vocal exercises rooted in evidence-based voice therapy
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Resonant voice training and breath support
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Repertoire coaching with focus on vocal technique
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Strategies to prevent vocal injury
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Integration with voice therapy when appropriate
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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 Zoom, making it easy to work with us from wherever you are.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do singing lessons cost?
Singing lessons are $100 per lesson, paid to a card on file the day of your appointment, or these can be prepaid in advance.
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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. Our singing specialists have experience ranging from beginners to full-time Broadway performers, and are passionate about their work.
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How is this different from a traditional voice teacher?
Most voice teachers focus on singing technique and performance. Our singing specialists bring that expertise along with Master's Degree level training in how the voice functions. This unique combination allows us to address both artistic goals and the underlying vocal mechanics that support healthy, reliable singing.
Helpful Resources for Singers & Performers
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American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Singing Article
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Check out our blog posts on singing!