Voice Lab Extended - Feel & Free Your Voice

Bi-weekly 4-course closed-group series to deepen your connection with your voice and find freedom and joy in your vocal expression.
About this Event

Explore and solidify your voice in this four-session, bi-weekly singing course led by Sarah McInerney. Open to those with a basic comfort in singing who are curious to expand their vocal toolbox, experiment with their vocal production, and enjoy singing in a fun, non-judgmental group setting. Within the four-session course, we will learn about vocal health/anatomy, breath and body adjustments to relax the voice, beginner music theory, and some fun new songs. By first going inward to ground the breath and voice, we will slowly and safely open ourselves to embrace the fullness of our voice.

Voice Lab Extended is a closed group experience, meaning you sign up for all four dates. This way we can build a deeper sense of trust, comfort and intimacy within the group.

The dates are:

Saturday, 31.01.2026, 12:00 - 13:30
Saturday, 14.02.2026, 12:00 - 13:30
Saturday, 28.02.2026, 12:00 - 13:30
Saturday, 14.03.2026, 12:00 - 13:30

The series is not a performance-focused choir project, but an instructive, playful environment to build on your vocal abilities and gain confidence through the process of meeting/practicing/singing in a closed group over the four sessions.

Join us on this vocal journey and experience the transformative power of singing, one note at a time. Open to anyone and any body. No previous voice training required!

*If you can't afford a regular ticket but would love to attend anyway, please send us a message ([email protected]) and we'll find a solution.

About the facilitator

Sarah McInerney (she/her) is a classically trained American soprano living in Berlin since 2016. She has trained in voice and piano for twenty years, including a B.A. in Voice Performance. Sarah divides her time between performing and teaching throughout Germany. Currently she sings on various musical projects ranging in styles from baroque, jazz, liturgical, and a capella, in venues such as The Berliner Dom, Westminster Abbey, Berliner Philharmonie, Notre Dame de Paris, Kimmel Center (Philadelphia), and Alice Tully Hall (NYC).