
Voice Lessons & Vocal Coaching
Voice Lessons & Vocal Coaching
Julian Morris, a NYC-based professional singer and teacher, offers lessons for students of all ages and skill levels, both in-person in New York City and online to students around the world.
Lessons are designed to help singers discover their individual sound and sing with confidence. Students learn in a supportive, safe environment and receive guidance on selecting repertoire, developing musicianship skills, and adopting effective practice habits.
All musical styles are welcome!

A strong, expressive, and reliable voice is the backbone of great singing. My coaching blends proven technique with musicality, helping you build a voice that feels as good as it sounds.
Clients often come to me looking to:
Expand their range and vocal stamina
Smooth out transitions and find consistency across registers
Get rid of strain, tension, or fatigue
Improve tone, flexibility, and resonance
Bring more nuance and authenticity to their interpretation
Get ready for auditions, performances, or studio work
Sessions are tailored, focused, and results-driven, but always encouraging. I work with professional singers, actors, hobbyists, and anyone in between!
As Your Voice Teacher, I Provide:
Resources to help you develop healthy vocal technique
I work with my students to build their vocal technique from day one. We are the stewards of our voices, and I believe we should all aim to use them as well as we can.
A supportive, welcoming learning environment
Singing can be vulnerable, and starting voice lessons can be intimidating! I always make sure my students feel comfortable, seen, and heard. I want this to be a collaborative effort, always.
Engaging, enjoyable repertoire
Regardless of their goals or skill level, I want voice study to be an enjoyable process for all! I work with my students to find music they enjoy working on — music that also helps them progress toward their goals.

I also work with students on other subjects, including:
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sight singing (sight reading)
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ear training and musicianship
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music theory
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music notation
What Happens When We Start Working Together?
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Assess current level and skills.
I want to meet every student where they are, whether you're already a working professional singer or just starting to sing for the first time. -
Determine short-term and long-term goals.
There are no right or wrong answers here. Singers take voice lessons for many different reasons! For some, it’s for pure enjoyment; for others, it’s part of a career path in performance or music education. -
Practice vocal exercises to develop healthy technique.
Most lessons include dedicated time for warmups and exercises tailored to your goals and needs. -
Select repertoire based on goals.
I work with singers to choose music they enjoy and that suits their vocal range and development. -
Seek out appropriate audition and performance opportunities.
For some, this might mean joining a local choir. For others, it could involve auditioning for university programs or professional gigs. And if performance isn’t your goal, that’s perfectly fine, too!


My Studio Location
My studio is located at 2121 Broadway. Your voice lesson will take place in a comfortable, spacious room equipped with mirrors, chairs, and a piano.
We’re just blocks away from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and the Met. Many of my students take the subway to the nearby Broadway stop, or simply walk if they're local.
If you have any questions about the studio location or how to get here, feel free to reach out.

JM Voice Studio at 2121 Broadway

More About Lessons with Julian

Finding Your Best Sound
No matter what style you sing – pop, musical theatre, jazz, opera, country – the foundation is always the same: a clear, beautiful tone you feel confident in. We’ll focus on building a strong, expressive sound that feels authentic to you and works across any genre.

Becoming a Well-Rounded Musician
Singing isn’t just about the voice: it’s about understanding music, too. We can work on reading music, recognizing rhythms, understanding key signatures, and even dip into music theory basics if you’re curious. It all helps you become a stronger, more independent musician.

Building Technique & Agility
Whether you’re aiming for clean vocal runs, belting with power, or tackling challenging classical pieces, we’ll work on expanding your technique without losing sight of the fundamentals. You don’t need to be a “vocal gymnast,” but having more tools in your toolbox will give you flexibility and confidence.

Choosing the Right Songs
I love helping students find music that feels exciting and right for their voice. Whether it’s something you’ve always wanted to sing or a hidden gem I recommend, we’ll explore a mix of styles and make sure your repertoire supports your growth and helps you shine.

Bringing Music to Life
Once the notes and rhythms are solid, we’ll work on bringing your songs to life, playing with dynamics, articulation, phrasing, and storytelling. If you’re singing in another language, I’ll guide you through pronunciation and help you connect emotionally with the text.

Getting Ready for Performances
Have an audition, recital, or show coming up? We can focus your lessons on performance prep: mock runs, memorization strategies, breathing techniques for nerves, and more. I’ll share everything I’ve learned from years of performing to help you feel prepared and grounded.
FAQs
What is your schedule?
Sessions take place Monday through Friday, 10am–9pm (NYC time).
Do you offer virtual sessions?
Yes. Sessions take place virtually via google meet, or in-person in NYC.
May I record my sessions?
Yes! I encourage you to record and you are welcome to do so at any time.
What is the fee for voice lessons?
Voice lessons are $200/hr, or $750 for a monthly package of four lessons.
Am I required to come every week?
No! While most singers see me weekly when we first begin working together, I do not require that, and you are welcome to come on any schedule that is comfortable for you.
Do you offer payment plans?
Yes, I am glad to offer interest-free payment plans.
Can I write this off as a business expense?
If you are a working performer or aspiring professional, you can write off private instruction.
Get in touch to begin.
Address: 2121 Broadway, New York, NY 10023
Phone: 646-212-2201
Email: info@julianmorrisvoice.com
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