Susan is a singing teacher and singer/songwriter from Wigan, UK. She trained classically as a soprano at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
Susan teaches singing to all ages and abilities, from beginner to advanced. As well as teaching privately at her home studio in Orrell, Susan teaches for Wigan Music Service, Tameside Music Service, Stagecoach, and Stage & Singing Express.
Susan is also available for singing workshops and location teaching throughout the North West.
Whatever style you sing - pop, rock, indie, classical, musical theatre, jazz, folk, country - Susan can help you.
Are you a singer in a band? Are you gigging a lot? Do you find your voice getting tired towards the end of your set? If so, she can help you to improve your vocal stamina.
Do you dream of becoming a singer, but are unsure of where to start? Susan can help you discover your voice and guide you down the right pathway.
Are you a Musical Theatre star in the making, but not quite managing to sing the showstopping number the way you want to? She can help you project your voice and find the true character in the song.
Or maybe you have an audition/competition coming up and would benefit from some advice …. Just send Susan a message and arrange a consultation.
In addition to teaching singing, Susan teaches Music Theory, Composition and Beginner Piano. She is also a Musical Director and Conductor for numerous choirs and ensembles.
Susan is now an Arts Award Adviser. If you are aged between 11 and 25 and would like to get an Arts Award qualification, then contact her.
She has recently undertaken some judging for both Live & Unsigned and Jigsaw. It was very pleasing for herd to see how much talent there is out there and to be able to give acts feedback and recognition and sometimes even the opportunity to further their careers.
Susan writes her own material in the acoustic/folk genre. Susan’s sound is a cross between Sarah McLachlan, Trisha Yearwood and Amy Lee, with a dash of classical thrown into the mix.