What we can offer
The chance to transform your voice
1 to 1 tuition
Student performs at the
Royal Albert Hall
With practical demonstrations, Helen guides you on how to improve your singing voice. You don’t need any experience or ability to read music as lessons are easy to follow.
Lessons focus on breath-control, singing in tune and increasing your range. We also find the best repertoire for you. Learn how to look after your voice with Helen.
To arrange a consultation contact me here.
For our range of courses and workshops, please click here.
Choirs | Courses
Twickenham Ladies Chamber Choir (SSA) meets Thursdays at 7.00pm-8.30pm at Waldegrave School (The Music Room) in Twickenham. Repertoire includes sacred to secular as well as modern pieces. To read music is an advantage.
Courses available: How to Read Music (part 2) at the Bishopsgate Institute.
Ella’s Choir, Helen Astrid’s blog
The South-West Londoner, September 2017 A charitable tune for React charity By Eleanor Sharples A new choir will sing its first notes in Richmond tonight all in aid of the React charity. Created by singing teacher Helen Astrid, …
Opera Lectures
A 6-week History of Opera course in January and February 2020 at the Bishopsgate Institute in London.
The Juniper Tree by Philip Glass & Robert Moran
An electric cast for Juniper Tree by Philip Glass included Mariya Krywaiuk, James Corrigan and Rebecca Moon. The opera was directed by Glyndebourne’s noteworthy Donna Stirrup. Produced by Helen Astrid.
Students’ Achievements
UK premiere of ‘The Juniper Tree’ (Philip Glass) and ‘Dido & Aeneas’.
‘Cavalliera rusticana’ at Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.
Concerts at Royal Albert Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, National Gallery, Richmond Theatre, St James’s Piccadilly hosted by Joanna Lumley, Glastonbury and Sing London Festivals.
Workshops for Rugby World Cup 2015.
Opera masterclasses with Bill Bankes-Jones, David Edwards and Clare Prenton.
Recordings for BBC Radio London.
Helen’s Book
Transform and Empower your Voice
“For the beginner or seasoned professional, Helen Astrid’s book is concise and informative.
If you want to aim for the Grammys or knock ’em dead at your local karaoke bar, this short, knowledgeable and readable book can get you started.”
Gary Lachman, The Guardian
Available at Amazon in paperback & Kindle.