Voice Coaching for Singers & Songwriters

Styles Pop, Jazz (Bilingual - English/Mandarin)
Skill Level Working/professional singers but will accept dedicated, aspiring singers
Suitability Ages 17 years and up
Pricing $125/75mins (2026 promotional price - limited period only)

In-person 75min sessions with me in my home studio. Includes training for vocal production and repertoire workshopping. Suitable for performing or recording singers, or aspiring singers who are committed to consistent practice. By interview/audition only. Virtual Voice Clinic option also available.


Not limited to vocal instruction, Juliet hopes to inspire her students to create the music they want to hear in this world. Her experience as a pop and jazz vocalist, songwriter, recording artiste and a working musician allows her to share her knowledge with singers and songwriters who wish to get serious with their craft, or simply wish to get started.

At the same time, she is deeply passionate about helping singers with vocal problems, holds a DipLCM specialising in Popular Music Vocal Teaching (University of West London) and has been teaching music for over a decade. Her coaching is also deeply rooted in concepts within Estill Voice Method that she has found helpful for her students. She is effectively bilingual in Mandarin and English and performs in various languages (Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, Korean, and more). She is dedicated to helping students from different backgrounds craft and refine the music they make.

She is currently working on her 3rd original album and has recently written original Mandarin lyrics for jazz and latin standards including Joy Spring (Clifford Brown) and O Barquinho (Roberto Menescal).

Her most well-received work is her 1999 lyrical collaboration with international artiste JJLin 林俊杰 《被风吹过的夏天》(The Windblown Summer) and her recording of the theme song for Singaporean cult movie "Eating Air".

Juliet also offers keyboard lessons for singer-songwriters.

Camberwell, VIC

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Details last updated: January 8, 2026