About
About La Voix Résiliente
Accessible vocal technique training, from your very first singing lesson to advanced vocal training
Have you never taken singing lessons before? Not quite sure yet what your voice can do? You’re in the right place.
Most people who join our singing and vocal technique classes start with little or no experience. Some simply want to sing for fun, while others want to build confidence, breathe better, improve their pitch accuracy, or sing with more ease.
At La Voix Résiliente, you don’t need to have a “big voice,” prepare a show, or want to become a professional artist. Everyone can learn to better understand their voice, at their own pace, in a warm, curious, and judgment-free atmosphere.
Our classes and training programs are offered in person in Montreal and in Quebec City, live online, and, depending on the option chosen, as replays.
Pathways for every level
La Voix Résiliente offers several ways to learn and progress:
Singing and Vocal Technique Classes
Our main group pathway, especially suited to beginners and intermediate singers. Each week, participants explore breathing and vocal technique exercises, then apply them to different songs in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
Discovery Classes and Workshops
Free or low-cost sessions that let you try our approach, discover concrete exercises, and see whether our method suits you before committing to a longer program.
Intensive Vocal Workshops and Training
Themed training sessions to dig deeper into specific aspects of the voice: breathing, vocal range, effortless power, registers, fatigue prevention, vocal health, expression, confidence, and performance stress management.
Intensive Vocal Camps
Multi-day immersive experiences combining group practice, technical exploration, song learning, and masterclass-style coaching.
Community and Training Programs
Our membership plans let you take part in several classes, workshops, and training programs, while keeping access to replays and the educational resources available on our platform.
Professional One-on-One Vocal Coaching and Vocal Rehabilitation
One-on-one coaching is our most personalized option. It’s designed for people who want an in-depth analysis of their voice and fully tailored support for their goals.
It can address needs such as artistic refinement, professional preparation, accelerated vocal development, performance stress management, or vocal rehabilitation. Recommendations are based on each person’s situation, abilities, and goals.
Marcin Brzezinski, Vocal Coach and Founder of La Voix Résiliente
I am Marcin Brzezinski, vocal coach, vocologist, and founder of La Voix Résiliente. Originally from Poland, I have lived in Quebec for over 35 years. The year 2026 marks the 32nd anniversary of my first class as a singing teacher.
Over the years, I have worked with people singing for the very first time as well as with up-and-coming artists and stage professionals.
Among the artists who have called on my vocal coaching, vocal rehabilitation, or performance stress management services are Katrine Sansregret, top finalist of Star Académie 2025, Rita Tabbakh, Yvan Pednault, Andréanne A. Malette, Vincent Vallières, David Goudreault, Simple Plan, Kim Churchill, Amay Laoni, and Fanny Bloom.
I have also worked with up-and-coming artists from Quebec City’s scene, including Fleur de Peau, JeanDo, La Dame Ovale, Miles Clayton, Anyma Ora’, Juillet, and Mélina Lequy.
I had the privilege of contributing to the vocal preparation and rehabilitation of the artists of Star Académie 2025 and of the 20th anniversary special of Star Académie. I have also worked with several finalists and winners of competitions such as Ma première Place des Arts and the Festival international de la chanson de Granby, as well as participants on the show La Voix, choir singers, and choir directors.
This experience with professional artists shapes the pedagogy that we make accessible to all our students. The same principles of breathing, coordination, vocal health, and expression can help someone stepping on stage just as much as someone who is simply starting to sing at home.
A Method Developed in Quebec
I trained in singing, vocal science, and education at various universities and institutes in Canada, the United States, and Poland.
It was in the Capitale-Nationale region that I founded La Voix Résiliente and developed the LVR method: an approach that combines vocal technique, experiential learning, scientific understanding of the voice, and stress management tools.
I am also active in Quebec City’s cultural scene, where I collaborate with various partners, including Centrale Alternative as part of Phoque OFF, Ampli de Québec, Diapason on CKRL 89.1, and Culture Capitale-Nationale et Chaudière-Appalaches.
I am an associate member of the Pan-American Vocology Association, a member of the Alliance chorale du Québec and of the American Psychological Association. I also collaborate with doctorVox, the Voice Lab at the McGill University Health Centre, and Dr. Françoise Chagnon’s ENT clinic.
For over 20 years, I have worked in the prevention and rehabilitation of vocal problems with both professionals and amateurs of the spoken and sung voice.
A Pedagogy Built on Curiosity and Progress
Whether you sing for fun, are returning after several years away, or are pursuing a demanding artistic goal, our philosophy stays the same: learning happens in an atmosphere of curiosity, kindness, and non-judgment.
Our goal isn’t to fit you into a single vocal mold. We want to help you understand what works for your voice and incorporate different techniques through concrete, accessible, and easy-to-apply examples.
Our goal: to help you discover your voice’s unique user manual.