About Lessons

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About

Lessons

Chelsea Cowan has successfully coached hundreds of singers, actors, dancers, public speakers, broadcasters, and performers in every aspect of vocal performance and artistry. Her clients span the globe—including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia, and beyond—ranging from passionate beginners to touring professionals and recording artists.
Whether you’re singing in your car, recording in the studio, or performing on stage, Chelsea’s lessons are designed to help you build confidence, develop functional technique, and master your unique sound. Each session combines evidence-based vocal training with tools for styling, performance, and mindset, ensuring that singers perform consistently, healthily, and authentically across every genre.
Lessons are available in person at Chelsea’s professional vocal studio in Murray, Utah, or online worldwide via Zoom, making high-level vocal training accessible anywhere in the world.
In addition to private coaching, Chelsea is the creator of Lift Your Voice – The Vocal Athlete Series, a comprehensive online training program that gives singers access to a complete vocal development system. The Vocal Athlete Series includes guided exercise flows, pedagogy lessons, vocal health training, and performance application, empowering singers to understand their voice and train like a true vocal athlete.
Chelsea also offers international workshops and masterclasses in connection with the Vocal Athlete Series, available to studios, schools, and universities worldwide.
Singing should feel as natural and comfortable as speaking. Every lesson is personally tailored to your voice, goals, and current level—so you can build lasting confidence and control.
In your very first session, we’ll identify what’s holding you back from feeling and sounding your best. From there, I’ll design a custom series of targeted vocal exercises to address your specific needs. This individualized approach is the most efficient and effective way to achieve real, lasting results for your voice. You’ll record each session so you can continue practicing with clarity and direction between lessons.
Throughout your training, you’ll learn how to:
  • Smoothly transition through your vocal range without breaks or strain
  • Develop power, agility, and stamina for consistent performance
  • Access high notes with ease and confidence
  • Release tension and strengthen coordination for vocal freedom
  • Develop your mix through balanced coordination—blending the strength of chest voice and the flexibility of head voice so your range feels connected and effortless
Once you master balance and coordination, your song choices and performance options expand dramatically, and old habits are replaced with healthy, efficient function. Because in the end, great technique isn’t the goal—it’s the gateway to authentic, expressive artistry.
Lessons include vocal coaching, audition preparation, and repertoire development, with a strong focus on functional vocal technique so you can sing anything—on stage, in the studio, or online—with confidence and freedom.
If you’re feeling ready to record your music, perform live, or polish your next audition, I also offer specialized performance coaching sessions to help you deliver your best.
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How often
should I take

Lessons?

To build a strong, reliable, and confident singing voice, consistency is key. The voice develops best through steady, focused training—just like any other athletic skill.
For most singers, weekly lessons provide the ideal balance of progress and practice time. Some beginning singers, or artists preparing for recording sessions, concerts, or tours, may benefit from two to three lessons per week for more intensive growth and accountability.
If you’re deciding between weekly 30-minute lessons or biweekly 60-minute lessons, go with the weekly option. Shorter, more consistent training helps your body and voice build coordination faster. As your skills and stamina increase, you can progress to hour-long sessions that allow for deeper technical work and song application.
No matter your schedule, the goal is to create momentum, consistency, and confidence—so your progress continues between lessons and your voice feels stronger every week.