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Do you have questions about your vocal situation or a challenge you’re currently facing? Please feel free to ask them directly in the form below (3–4 paragraphs/500 words max). You can also share your availability for a free initial consultation to discuss your specific needs.
Phone: 1‑877‑789‑8649
Email: marcin@lavoixresiliente.com
If you’d like to speak with me directly, you can also book a free 15‑minute call via Zoom to get to know each other and discuss your specific needs.
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Foire aux questions
Singing lessons, vocal coaching, voice rehabilitation and vocal technique workshops take place at La Voix Résiliente: 1650, chemin de la Canardiere, suite 206, Québec (QC) G1J 2C9.
Private lessons (singing, vocal coaching, voice rehabilitation, vocal technique) are available by appointment.
Group singing & technique classes and vocal workshops are held on Tuesday evenings at 6 PM and 7:15 PM during the Fall 2025 session (September 16 – December 16 2025).
We continue to offer our services via videoconference (Zoom) for people in Montreal and elsewhere.
You can book a free trial or contact us to learn more.
You can request a free initial consultation via Zoom (15 minutes) at any time. Simply indicate your availability in the contact form and I will find a suitable time slot as soon as possible.
Private singing lessons, vocal coaching and voice rehabilitation sessions are available Monday through Friday, during the day and evening, by appointment.
Group classes and workshops take place on Tuesday evenings: 6 PM for the Singing & vocal technique class and 7:15 PM for the Protect your voice workshop. The Fall 2025 session runs from September 16 to December 16 2025.
For more information or to register, please contact me.
That’s an interesting question! The number of lessons you will need depends on your vocal situation, your current vocal condition, your goals and the time you dedicate to achieving them.
In the first few weeks of one‑on‑one coaching, you will learn how to warm up your voice, release physical tension, and adopt new habits (breathing, technique, song practice) using the LVR Method. This will give you a solid foundation to practise on your own or in group sessions.
The more regularly you practise and apply what you learn, the faster you will progress. I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
The free 15 minute Zoom consultation lets us get to know each other in a friendly, non‑judgmental atmosphere. I will ask a few questions to understand your vocal situation, and we’ll discuss your goals and musical preferences to plan personalized coaching or lessons.
No, you don’t need to know how to read music or have any background in music theory to take singing lessons or workshops. No prior vocal or musical experience is required—just curiosity and a desire to learn!
Absolutely! Vocal learning is even more effective when you approach it as a “structured game”. You’ll learn to use your voice better and better so you can ultimately have fun singing!