Sing with freedom, confidence, and clarity — without strain or guesswork
Adult-focused vocal training that helps you understand your voice and trust it. Available online and in Auckland, NZ.
Why this approach works for adult singers
Built specifically for adult voices
Adult singers arrive with a fully developed vocal instrument, established habits, and a lifetime of experience. This work is designed for that reality — not adapted from child-based teaching methods.
Faster progress through adult learning principles
Instead of imitation-only exercises, lessons combine somatic awareness, sensation-based learning, clear scientific explanation, and ongoing feedback. Adults don’t just “do” — they understand, feel, and integrate skills more efficiently.
Release tension and unlearn unhelpful patterns
Years of compensations, misuse, and vocal tension can be safely unwound. The focus is on coordination and function, allowing the voice to become easier, healthier, and more reliable over time.
A healthy, expressive, and intuitive voice
As technique stabilises, singers gain confidence and freedom — shifting attention from control and self-doubt to musical expression, interpretation, and artistry.
Personalised, collaborative lessons
No two adult voices are the same. Lessons are co-created around your voice, goals, and history — not forced into a rigid system or one-size-fits-all method.
Skills that last beyond the lesson
You leave with tools you can apply independently, so progress continues between sessions and compounds over time.
AUCKLAND VOCAL TRAINING FOR ADULTS
For adults in Auckland, NZ, who want structured, in-person vocal development.
Options:
✓ Year-Long Artist Development Program (2026) for Auckland adult singers
✓ 5-week Introductory Pack
✓ Embodiment lessons for singers
✓ Lessons available online or in person
✓ All levels welcome
ONLINE VOCAL TRAINING FOR ADULTS
For adults worldwide who are ready for a deep vocal transformation
✓ The Functional Singer — Foundations: an intensive 10-week, high-touch vocal training program
✓ Built specifically for adult learners who want clarity, structure, and meaningful progress
✓ Integrates functional voice science, somatic work, and artistic skill-building for whole-voice transformation
✓ Ideal for beginners and returning singers who want to finally develop a reliable, expressive, intuitive voice
✓ High-support format with personalized feedback and guided weekly progression
FAQ
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This work is designed exclusively for adult singers (21+) — including complete beginners, returning singers, and experienced vocalists who feel stuck, strained, or inconsistent. It is especially suited to adults who want to understand their voice.
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Most traditional vocal training is designed for children or young performers and relies heavily on imitation. This approach is built specifically for adults and combines somatic awareness, sensation-based learning, clear scientific explanations, and collaborative feedback — allowing adults to learn faster, more deeply, and with less frustration.
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No. Adult singers can make significant progress when training is designed for adult bodies, brains, and nervous systems. Age is not the limiting factor — approach is.
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Yes. Adult singers often arrive with established habits, compensations, or difficult past experiences around singing. This work prioritises healthy coordination and function, helping you safely unwind unhelpful patterns and rebuild trust in your voice.
If you are currently experiencing a diagnosed vocal pathology (such as nodules, polyps, or ongoing medical voice issues), you will be expected to work in parallel with a qualified voice therapist or medical professional. Vocal training and voice therapy serve different roles, and this work does not replace clinical care.
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In Auckland, I offer the 5-Week Introductory Pack and the Artist Development Program (ADP), as well as casual lessons for graduates of these or past programs.
These programs are designed for singers based in Auckland. Lessons may take place in person or online, depending on availability and circumstances.
For the Artist Development Program, flexibility to work online when needed is an important part of the process. -
Online, I offer a high-ticket intensive 10-week vocal coaching program for adult singers worldwide who want a deep, focused, transformational process. This online program is a standalone offering and is different from the Auckland-based programs.
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If you are not based in Auckland, the Online 10-Week Intensive Program is the appropriate option. This program is designed for international and remote clients seeking a deep, focused vocal process and is offered as a premium experience, with pricing set in USD.
The Auckland-based programs are not available online, except by invitation only.
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No. The 5-Week Introductory Pack and Artist Development Program (ADP) are Auckland-based programs. While individual lessons may take place online when needed, these programs are not offered as fully online options.
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If you’re new to this work or returning to singing, the 5-Week Introductory Pack is the best place to start. The Artist Development Program is for singers ready for long-term, in-depth vocal and artistic development.
If you’re unsure, a trial session is the best way to gain clarity. -
Yes. Regular practice is essential for progress. You are expected to practise at least three times per week between sessions. This work is not passive — progress comes from consistent, mindful application of what we explore in lessons.
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This work is designed as a progressive process, rather than isolated sessions. For that reason, a minimum 5-week commitment is required if you wish to continue after the initial Vocal Clarity Session.
Casual lessons are available only to graduates of one of my programs, once a solid foundation has been established. -
No. Lessons and programs must be booked by the singer themselves. This work requires personal readiness, consent, and commitment, and for that reason sessions cannot be purchased as gifts for others.
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Yes. Regular practice is essential for progress. If you are taking weekly lessons, you are expected to practise at least two times per week between sessions. If lessons are less frequent, a minimum of three practice sessions per week is expected.
This work is not passive — progress comes from consistent, mindful application of what we explore in lessons. -
Progress varies, but many adults experience meaningful change relatively quickly when learning is aligned with adult physiology and learning principles. The focus is on sustainable, long-term skill rather than quick fixes.
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Yes. Trial sessions are designed to explore your voice, your goals, and whether this work — and which program — is the right fit for you, without pressure or obligation.
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Yes. Many singers begin with the introductory or intensive program and transition into longer-term work as their goals or circumstances evolve.
“Jorgelina is an awesome singing teacher! Super knowledgeable, very engaged and 100% passionate. She's helped me a lot. Her methods and techniques feel organic and natural. She moves at your pace and is super supportive about you achieving your singing goals. Would recommend her to anyone with a vagus nerve (that’s everyone btw!).”
— Rupert W
