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Ages 8 - 18

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ABOUT

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Expert one-to-one coaching in developing your young person's singing and vocal technique.

 

Tailored to serve the needs, abilities and interests of the individual student, classes include training in posture, breathing, vocal health, and projection and use material from a variety of styles, from musical theatre to pop, classical to folk.

 

Classes are suitable for both young people who are right the start of their vocal journey and those with more experience, who are looking to improve more specific aspects of the skill or prepare for auditions. 

 

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TIMES

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Lessons are 30 minutes long and take place between 1700 - 2100 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and 1000 - 1400 on Saturdays in St Albans and between 0900 - 1400 on Saturdays in Ware.

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LOCATION

Sandringham School, The Ridgeway

St Albans, AL4 9NX or Southern Maltings Arts Centre, Kibes Lane, Ware, SG12 7BS

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Private Singing Lessons

Ages 7 - 17

One to one vocal coaching

Isobel 's Mum

We just wanted to say a huge thank you to all the team at Best. 

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Yesterday, we watched Isobel in her school Christmas play- she had to audition for the part she wanted. She took the audition very seriously and learnt her piece off by heart. She got the role she wanted! She sang with such enthusiasm. We thought you’d like to know about how all the skills you teach at Best filter through to other places too! 

AGE RANGE

Age 7 - 17

Want to expand your musical theatre training? Check out our Best School of Musical Theatre

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FEES

St Albans: £290 for a 12 week term, split into four monthly instalments of £72.50  

Ware: £241.64 for a 10 week term, split into four monthly instalments of £60.41

Childcare vouchers accepted.

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BOOK

Join the waiting list through our trusted booking partner, Thrive 4, below. If and when spaces are available, we will be in touch to let you know which times we have free.

Private Singing Lessons

Technique

Basic to advanced singing technique to help you reach your full vocal potential, including posture, placement and development of range and tone. 

Private Singing Lessons

Vocal Health

Learning the correct alignment and breath support to keep our voices healthy while singing, alongside day-to-day and show time maintenance like warm ups , cool downs and other vocal care.

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Style

Exploration of a variety of vocal and performance styles, learning the key characteristics of each and how to authentically perform pieces from country to classical.

Meet The Team

Best Private Singing Lessons

We hire skilled, committed and family orientated theatre professionals

with a real passion for teaching. We value consistency and a progressive, structured approach. We know that it is Best’s responsibility to provide the framework in which the teachers can thrive – loving what they do and being able to pass that enjoyment in bucket loads on to the students.

AMY CORDINA

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Amy Cordina is a Vocal Balance Accredited Vocal Coach and Disney Teaching Artist, originally from Malta and now based in the UK. She trained in Musical Theatre and Dance Teacher Training at MPAA, graduating in 2020. Alongside her teaching, she has performed in a range of genres internationally.

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Amy’s work focuses on building healthy, sustainable technique while encouraging confidence, emotional connection, and authentic storytelling. Known for her warm, fun, and encouraging approach, she offers a positive, supportive environment where singers feel empowered to progress at their own pace. Her lessons blend decluttered technical guidance with expressive development, allowing students to grow both vocally and artistically.

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With experience working with young actor-musicians, preparing seasoned performers for auditions, and guiding early-career artists, Amy provides structured, industry informed training tailored to each individual. Her background as a performer and her international perspective bring a vibrant, creative energy to her coaching. She firmly believes that, with the right support, singing can be transformative, confidence-building, and joyous.

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St Albans and Ware Singing Teacher

MOLLY TELLO

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Molly started performing at the age of 3 beginning with Ballet and since then has always known it was her love and passion. She began her career not long after in TV and Film, such as Holby City, Eastenders and Ali G The Movie, and hasn’t stopped since, always rehearsing for at least one show at a time.

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Working at Best is Molly’s weekly get away and bundle of happiness who says, “I love nothing more than watching the students at Best grow as not only performers but individuals too. I am proud to have worked as Bests Hertford singing teacher for over a year now and plan to stay for many years to come. Without the stage, life would be a whole lot duller.”

LOLLY PLATT

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Lolly works as an actor and facilitator and adores being able to create with young people. As an actor she works in a wide range of areas including voice acting, fringe theatre, cabarets, RnDs and rehearsed readings. She most recently worked a West End run at the Lyric Theatre and international tour with Tall Stories’ production ‘The Smeds and the Smoos’. With her roots in musical theatre, Lolly also works as a vocalist, dancer and choreographer - she particularly loved creating educational dance content with Oxford University Press. 

Her current major focus is on physical theatre and puppetry; she adored training with Gecko and passes on what she continues to learn and discover to the students at Best. 

 

Lolly is very proud to be working as an improv teacher, singing coach, and movement director/choreographer with the wonderful people at Best Theatre Arts. 

 

Alongside her Assistance Dog, Koda, Lolly has a deep passion for accessibility in the arts. At the core of her teaching is a continuous reminder that young people can always belong in the arts, no matter their background or so-called ‘limitations’ and that they should be who they are unapologetically. She hopes that she can help young people communicate with more confidence, embrace themselves and others and learn that with restriction comes creativity.

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