My name is Tamis. 

I'm a Certified Voice Technician, Contemporary Vocal Coach, a Singer and a Songwriter with 20+ years experience. I teach a variety of modern and old school contemporary styles: Pop, Rock, Metal, Jazz, Blues, Folk, Americana, Country, Musical Theatre, and Songwriting. 

What makes me different than other singing teachers?

Most educated voice teachers are classical leaning, wanting the student to always sound "pretty" leaving out the textures, power and raspy sounds used by commercial pro-singers for fear it is somehow damaging. Not true if done correctly. I can teach you how.

I am out of the box and get results. My lessons are fun, and you'll be making all kinds of quirky noises. So be prepared to laugh a lot while you are replacing the limitation of old habits. My coaching is based on anatomy, acoustics and phonetics (thus the name ZingliZh.) I can help anyone (yes, even you) sing better quicker without hours of classical sounding scale runs. (See Private Lessons Page)

More about my training can be found under My Training, and My Bio has more about me personally. The FAQ page has general info. The Private Lessons page is about booking singing lessons.

If you want confidence and have your singing feel easier and more authentic, come work with me – I’d love to help you discover more about your voice and performing.  

Variety of Group On-line Classes 

• You Wish You Could Sing Better-Beginner's Class
• WebCam Open Mic Master Class
• Learn to Sing Harmony by Ear  (in person or audit on-line)
• How to Hit High Notes Without Straining
• Rock Style Singing Class
• Singing with a Live Rock Band: (in person)
• How to add Rasp/Grit/Distortion safely the right way
• Stylistic Elements Workshop - runs, embellishment, onsets, falloffs, etc.
• Singing Interpretation for Originals Workshop 
• Songwriting Lyrics and Melody Class
• Melody Writing Workshop
• Monthy Songwriting Circle
• Write a Song from Scratch
• Recording Studio Class - Two Song Demo (in person or audit on-line)

Have you been mislead? Have you been told that a great singer:  Sings accurately on pitch, perfectly in rhythm, has clear diction, strong projection, and good diaphragmatic breath support?  WRONG.  Curious why NOT? Come let me bust those myths...