Born and raised in Cyprus, lyric baritone Ektoras Georgiou received his education in Boston, Massachusetts. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Performance and a minor in musical theater from Berklee College of Music, and a Master of Music in Voice Performance from Boston University.
His voice studio mainly comprises of professional and pre-professional singers, and he always welcomes singers dealing with significant technical challenges, such as muscle tension dysphonia and age-related vocal transitions. He also works with actors on Voice and Speech for the stage.
Based in Antwerp, he works online with students from around the world, and he also maintains a private studio in Vienna, Austria.
I often get asked by singers or actors how to balance vocal technique with acting, or how not to lose their technique while acting. I think that if we see it as a 'balancing act', the bet is already lost. It is not about balancing but about understanding the layers of bringing a character to the stage.
Many singers struggle with nasality in their tone. Many teachers try to address nasality by emphasizing space in the mouth or pharynx or even by approaching the note 'from behind'. These approaches are incomplete and simplistic at best. The answer to nasal singing is not space. The answer to nasality is good singing. Let's explore this.
1 HOUR VOICE LESSON - 75EUR
In-person or online.
1.5 HOUR VOICE LESSON - 105EUR
In-person or online. Ideal if you are preparing for a role. Not available as a first lesson.
If you require me to travel to you or if a production company is paying for your sessions, please email me to discuss rates.
Cancellation Policy:
Minimum 48 hours notice is required.
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