Private Vocal Tuition
Find the Vocal Lesson That Fits You
One-to-one coaching for children, adults, beginners and experienced singers — in person and online.
Lesson Options
Three Ways to Work With Hata
Lesson Packages
Best for continuous progress and sustainable habit formation. Establish consistent breath and tone memory.
Best For
Long-term growth, deep coordinate mastery, and performance confidence.
A steady weekly or bi-weekly rhythm
A progress plan built around your goals
Practice material between lessons
Lesson Formats
In Person, Online, and for Young Voices
In the Studio
Lessons in a calm, private studio setting, where Hata can work closely with posture, breath and body.
Online
The same personal attention from wherever you are, with exercises and feedback designed for singing through a screen.
For Children
Playful, encouraging lessons that make classical technique engaging, with parents kept in the loop.
Testimonials & Trust
Every Voice Has a Story
"Hata helped me find clarity and power I didn't know I had. Her approach is so encouraging and simple."
Aria Hoxha
Experienced Stage Performer
"The breathing exercises completely solved my neck tension. I feel like my voice is just flowing out naturally."
Liam Norgard
Acoustic Singer-Songwriter
"My daughter loves her lessons. Hata makes classical technique playful and highly engaging for children."
Valbona G.
Parent of 10-year-old student
Book a Lesson
Request Your First Lesson
Tell Hata a little about yourself and she will get back to you to find a time that works. Not sure which option fits? Choose "Not sure yet" and you can decide together.
Prefer email? lessons@hatakoca.com
Good to Know
Lesson Questions
Where do lessons take place?
In person at Hata's studio, or online. You can choose the format that suits you when you request your first lesson.
Can children take lessons?
Yes. Hata teaches children as well as adults, adapting each lesson to the student's age, attention span and goals.
Do I need to read music?
No. Many students start without any music theory. Anything you need to know is introduced gradually and practically.
How often should I have lessons?
Most singers progress best with a regular weekly or bi-weekly rhythm. A single lesson is a good way to start if you're unsure.