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A Berlin voice studio built around patient, structured teaching

Founded to give singers of every level a clear path forward, Soppel Voice Studio combines technical grounding with attention to each student's goals.

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Soppel Voice Studio in Numbers

A small studio with a consistent teaching approach across every student.

9 years Teaching Experience
300+ Students Coached
1-on-1 Lesson Format
4.9/5 Average Rating

What Students Say

I'd been in a cover band for years but always felt shaky on higher notes. We worked through range exercises for about three months and I finally stopped avoiding certain songs in our setlist.
Carla Fernández Amateur band vocalist
My daughter had two years of lessons elsewhere with not much progress. After switching to Soppel, her teacher actually explained why certain exercises mattered, and she practices on her own now without being asked.
Priya Nair Parent of a teenage student

What Sets Us Apart

Structured Teaching Method

Lessons follow a clear progression from breath control to pitch and tone, so students understand why each exercise matters.

Lessons for Every Level

From complete beginners to performers preparing for auditions, coaching is adjusted to match each student's starting point.

Located in Berlin

A studio space in Berlin, easy to reach for regular weekly sessions without long commutes across the city.

Consistent Scheduling

Regular weekly slots are held for each student, which supports steady progress rather than irregular, one-off sessions.

How We Work

A straightforward approach used with every new student at the studio.

  1. 1
    Initial Assessment

    The first session focuses on listening to the student's current voice, range, and goals before any technical work begins.

  2. 2
    Personalized Lesson Plan

    Based on the assessment, a lesson sequence is put together covering breathing, pitch accuracy, and tone suited to the student's level.

  3. 3
    Weekly Vocal Training

    Regular sessions build technique gradually, with attention to posture, breath support, and repertoire chosen to suit the student.

  4. 4
    Performance Readiness

    For students preparing for auditions or performances, later sessions shift toward stage presence, song interpretation, and delivery.

Who We Work With

Singers at different stages come to the studio for different reasons.

Complete Beginners

Adults and teens with no prior training who want a structured introduction to singing without feeling rushed.

Hobbyist Singers

People who sing for enjoyment and want to strengthen range, breath control, or confidence in an informal setting.

Aspiring Performers

Singers preparing for auditions, gigs, or stage appearances who need focused work on technique and delivery.

Working Musicians

Band vocalists and gigging musicians looking to refine tone, extend range, or reduce vocal strain during performances.