Sight-Singing Bootcamp
now enrolling for
January 2026

Imagine this… You walk into a rehearsal or audition, someone places a piece of sheet music in front of you and instead of panicking, freezing, or waiting desperately for someone else to sing the line first… you can actually read it without hearing it first.

You understand the rhythms, you see how the melody moves,
and you can sing it on your own. That confidence is not reserved for people with degrees in music. You can build it and you can build it fast.

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Learn to Read Music
with Confidence

Welcome to Sight-Singing Bootcamp, a supportive, beginner-friendly mini course that teaches singers the essential skills they need to decode written music and sightread with clarity and confidence.

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Perfect for choral singers, students,
and anyone who has ever wanted to learn to sight-sing.

Sheet music titled 'An die Musik' composed by Franz Schubert, with musical notes and German lyrics.

About this Course

This 4-week live online group class is designed to help singers with little or no formal training learn the practical skills of sight-reading. No dense theory. No judgment. No “you should already know this.” Just clear explanations, friendly guidance, and lots of “OHHH that finally makes sense!” moments.

  • 4 weekly live sessions, 1 hour each (recordings provided).

  • 8 students per cohort.

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Who is this for?

  • You sing in choir and want to feel more independent.

  • You’re a musical theater performer who relies heavily on recordings.

  • You’ve taken lessons but never learned to read.

  • You get nervous when someone hands you sheet music.

  • You’ve always wished someone would explain reading music in a way that actually makes sense.

  • This class is beginner-friendly, and ideal for singers who want practical tools. If you already sight-read fluently or want advanced-level drills, this isn’t the right course, but I’d love to work with you in private lessons!

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What You’ll Learn

By the end of four weeks, you’ll be able to look at a written melody and know:

  • Where the pitch is heading.

  • How the rhythm is structured.

  • How to use solfege as a true tool.

  • What intervals sound and feel like.

  • How to prepare a line quickly.

  • And most importantly, how to sing through it with confidence.

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Course Format + What’s Included

  • 4 live one-hour group classes (recordings available if you need them)

  • Optional final feedback video where you can submit a short clip and get personalized notes

  • A warm, encouraging learning environment — no embarrassment, no pressure

  • Private course chat for questions and resources

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Schedule & Logistics

  • Day & Time: Wednesdays in January 2026 at 7pm EST

  • Start Date: Next cohort begins on January 7

  • Live Platform: Google Meet (link sent after enrollment)

  • Class Length: 60 minutes per week

  • Recordings: Posted to a private link within 24 hours of each class

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Pricing

  • Standard: $199 • Includes all live classes, recordings, resources, and weekly assignments.

  • Early bird: $179 if you enroll 2 weeks before the cohort start (December 24)

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Limited Capacity

Small group (max 8 students). Reserve your seat now!

Instructor: Elizabeth D.

Meet the Instructor

Hi! I’m Elizabeth, a professional singer and music educator based in New York City, where I balance an active performing career with a thriving online teaching studio. I’m passionate about helping singers build the skills and confidence they need to express themselves fully, whether they’re absolute beginners or seasoned performers looking to grow.

As a professional classical singer, I’ve performed in a wide range of operatic and choral projects, and those stage experiences directly shape the way I teach. I love showing students how solid technique, clear musicianship, and authentic storytelling all work together to create expressive, meaningful singing.

I’ve been teaching for nearly a decade and have spent the past five years specializing in online music education, teaching voice, piano, music theory, and sight-singing to students around the world. My teaching style is warm, supportive, and practical and always focused on giving you tools you can use right away.

Music has an incredible way of connecting people and sparking creativity, and I’m excited to help you build the skills that will support your music-making for years to come.

 FAQs

  • No, this course is for beginner singers with little to no formal training and those who feel shaky and unsure.

  • Only if you want to. Group participation is the default, but it’s a low-pressure environment.

  • All classes are recorded and recordings are posted within 24 hours.

  • Just your voice and a device to access Google Meet. I’ll provide everything else.

  • One-on-one private tutoring is available for an additional fee. Visit the Student Portal to schedule a lesson.

    • Full refund up to 7 days before the course start

    • 50% refund within 7 days of start

    • No refund after first class.