Meet Angie Reichenbach

I studied voice at the University of Western Ontario (BMus '89) and taught music as a public school teacher for 27 years. As a mentor leader I had extensive training and experience facilitating adult learning. This helps me develop engaging courses, workshops and private lessons. 

After a serious back injury I retired from the classroom and started teaching privately. To understand the inner workings of the voice I studied the Estill Voice method, Alexander Technique and the VAM assessment method.  I fell in love with voice anatomy and have become a pretty big voice geek!

 I currently have students in over 8 countries and teach a variety of workshops to choirs and groups.  

 I love all my private students and get pure joy from helping them reveal their truest sound.

I am also passionate about choirs. Producing teaching videos,  helping conductors understand the best next step for their singers or presenting workshops are all important to me. 

Most importantly, I know what you need and the perfect time to introduce it! 

VOCAL HEALTH

We are singing athletes so we need to take care of our voices. In lessons, I share information on how to keep a healthy, clear vocal sound.  

PHYSIOLOGY 

I am passionate about helping you find freedom and power in your voice. I have felt the dread of knowing I wasn't producing my best sound. I have experienced MTD which produces pain when singing. 

Learning about the anatomy and physiology of the voice has freed my sound, given me choices I didn't know I had and increased my confidence in my sound. 

AGING VOICE

Through personal experience and TONS of research I know a lot about how the voice ages, especially in women. I will help you navigate all seasons of your vocal development.