Singing is something you release.
A method for every singer — classical, jazz, or self-taught.
Breath & Voice is for any singer who's given themselves to it — classical, jazz, musical theatre, or self-taught. You've put in the work, and you know there's more in you, waiting to come out. This is how you reach it: through the body, the breath, and the freedom underneath them both. It comes from tenor Luis Chapa — thirty years at the Metropolitan Opera and the great houses of the world — but it belongs to anyone who sings. It doesn't replace what you've learned. It completes it.
I
Alignment
The body before the voice.
II
Breath
Where everything begins.
III
Resonance
Where the voice finds its full self.
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The Onion:
Shameless Singing
A three-hour private workshop. Six people. One room. London. July 3, 10, and 17, 2026. £120 per session.
At the piano: Kelvin Lim — conductor, vocal coach and répétiteur for Royal Ballet and Opera, English National Opera and Welsh National Opera, and a specialist in the dramatic repertoire.
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Luis Chapa
Thirty years at the level where freedom is the only margin that matters.
Luis Chapa has sung at the Metropolitan Opera House and the greatest houses of Europe and the Americas, in roles such as Otello, Samson, Aïda, and Calaf. The Breath & Voice methodology is drawn from that career.
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Breath & Voice exists for the singer who's done the work and is ready to set it all free on stage.
Founded by Luis Chapa — Metropolitan Opera