London Singing Teachers
Finding a singing teacher in North London
On this page, you’ll find a range of different singing teachers covering the North London area.
All listings have the key information presented, such as price, coverage area, contact information, travel information and qualifications. Where applicable, each teacher has provided their genre specialities, such as jazz or classical, which can help you find the best teacher for the style of music you wish to learn. Each profile has been written and completed by the music teachers themselves.
Please note that none of the teachers on this site have been independently verified by ourselves and we do not verify or ask for a CRB (or equivalent) check, or any proof of qualifications prior to the teachers appearing on this list.
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If you are a singing teacher in the North London area, we would be happy to add you to our list. Simply use our submission form to provide some details about yourself and your teaching, and we will take care of the rest.
Phil Ramocon
Instrument Taught: Singing
Locations covered: London
Pricing: £60/hour + travel expenses
Email: lovesoul9@hotmail.com
Phone: 07846 349425
Bio:
Contemporary music vocal / piano teacher . Teaching degree level ( BA vocal performance) at Point Blank music school. Also teaching the above at further education level since 2010.Run my own Open Mic (Phils Open Mic) in Hoxton East London.
Davide Ventimiglia
Instrument Taught: Singing
Locations covered: Finchley Central and online
Pricing: £30/30 mins, £45/45 mins, ££55/hour
Website: http://www.davidevocalcoach.com
Email: davidevocalcoach@gmail.com
Phone: 07544 359695
Bio:
Davide Ventimiglia is a vocal coach and professional singer with almost two decades of experience in the music industry. Starting his career in Italy, he built on his knowledge by achieving a First-Class Honours Degree in Popular Music Performance at the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance in London.
No matter your level of experience, Davide will work with you to discover the full potential of your voice. He will guide you on a journey exploring technique, style, and repertoire to develop your versatile and unique sound.
Nic Farina
Instrument Taught: Singing
Locations covered: London
Pricing: £43-£60
Website: https://www.nicfarina.co.uk/
Email: nicolafarina@live.com
Phone: 07463 079855
Bio:
Nic Farina is an experienced vocal coach working between London and Italy, offering both in-person and online lessons. With a background in contemporary performing arts and over 10 years of teaching experience, he has taught at several respected music schools before opening his own studio in Archway, North London. Nic works with students of all levels, from complete beginners to professional singers.
Nic’s coaching combines solid vocal technique with a holistic and personalised approach. Influenced by contemporary, soul, jazz and pop styles, he adapts his methods to each student’s unique voice and goals. His “vocal journey” method focuses on discovering your authentic sound and developing a confident, healthy voice.
Augusta Knopov
Instrument Taught: Singing
Locations covered: Harringay, Finsbury Park, Manor House
Pricing: £30/hour
Email: gussieknopov15@gmail.com
Phone: 07482179251
Bio:
Augusta has 6 years of classical vocal performance training and an advanced DBS check. 2 years ago She graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland with a Master of Music and she has since been working professionally, singing in the UK and the rest of Europe and leading workshops with children.
She believe that singing is for everyone, it can really boost your confidence and overall wellbeing. Whether you are looking to sing for fun or get through the grades or auditions, she would love to help.
London Singing Teachers - Frequently Asked Questions
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The cost of an oboe lesson can vary depending on factors such as the teacher's experience, the lesson's length, and whether it's in-person or online. According to the Musician’s Union, the minimum rate for an hour lesson in 2025 should be £42.50, although in London it might be a slightly higher fee
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Once a week / once every fortnight at least would be ideal. However, some some people will only be able to have lessons more sporadically, due to scheduling and/or other commitments. Obviously, the more often you train, the faster you will improve. However, working on your voice at all will mean you will learn something and practicing on your own time will help to enforce what you have learned. The teacher will always advise on what they think you need to move forward / improve.
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Not at all! Many singing students have had gaps in their singing lives. A good teacher will help you get back into training and working on your voice as long as you are willing to do the work as well.
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Yes, you can definitely learn to sing both online and in-person. The choice between online or in-person lessons depends on your preferences, resources, and the type of learning experience you're seeking.
Pros of in-person learning can be: personalised instruction (a teacher can give you immediate, hands-on feedback), and social interaction (if you’re learning as part of a group, in-person lessons are a great way to meet other students and gain ensemble experience).
Whereas pros of online lessons can be: flexibility (you can choose lessons that fit into your schedule and often don’t need to travel), affordability (online lessons can sometimes be less expensive than in-person lessons because they save on travel costs for both you and the teacher), and a wide range of teachers (with online learning, you have access to teachers from all over the world, so you can find someone with the perfect teaching style and expertise).