Naomi Lewandoski - Northside Voice Studio

Naomi Lewandoski - Northside Voice Studio Naomi is a singing teacher with twenty years of performing and teaching experience. Styles: Musical Theatre, Contemporary & Classical techniques.

Her lessons focus on healthy singing techniques and finding ease in your voice to sing the music you love. Naomi's Northside Voice Studio situated in Berowra (Northern Sydney), is a positive singing space for students to experiment, be creative and explore their vocal range, sound and style. Naomi teaches students to understand vocal function using collaborative exercises and works with students t

o immerse themselves into the drama and text of a song. Naomi is a graduate of both the Sydney & Queensland Conservatorium of Music. Naomi is a member of Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing. Naomi was selected to study in the 2021 Accreditation Vocal Pedagogy Program , lead by UK leading voice experts Dr Gillyanne Kayes and Jeremy Fisher. Naomi is currently taking students working towards their HSC in years 11 & 12 (NSW) & professional voice users looking to further develop their vocal capabilities. Naomi teaches students of all ages from 12 years+ to mature students. Younger students upon audition. If you sing in a choir, band or are a singer/songwriter and want to know how to;

Improve your vocal confidence
Improve your breath control
Find that connection to your song
Find a way through that pesky voice register bump
Sing with dynamic contrast
Extend your vocal skills
Develop healthy vocal habits and learn to care for your voice. Come and sing with Naomi and find a whole new voice experience!

16/06/2026

What happens when you gently press into a Pilates ball with your ribs or back?

Sometimes the best learning happens when we have something to help us FEEL the sensation in the Body.

Gentle pressure in the Pilates ball provides feedback, helping singers become more aware of how the ribs, back, and breath respond during movement and breathing.

Rather than forcing a breath or trying to "do it right," the ball offers information. It can highlight areas that move easily, areas that feel more restricted, and create greater awareness of the connection between the body and voice.

Awareness creates choice. Choice creates change.

12/06/2026

What does a small Pilates ball have to do with singing? 🎈

Sometimes the simplest tools can create the biggest "aha!" moments.

🏀 Placing a Pilates ball behind the head or mid back can help singers become more aware of their head, neck and upper body alignment and how the body moves against the ball as they breath in and out

🙆‍♀️ Rather than being told to "stand up straight", the ball provides gentle feedback, encouraging a more balanced and coordinated posture.

💪When the body finds better balance, breathing, movement and vocal coordination often become easier.

✨ Awareness creates choice. Choice creates change.

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09/06/2026

Visual exercises with the Hoberman Sphere at last weekend's Games & Gadgets Workshop were fun and kept everyone thinking about how the breath is moving.

Using legato and staccato exercises can help bring awareness to the movement of ribs and abdominal muscles. It's a 360 degree 🫁 Breath

06/06/2026

A wonderful day at playing with gadgets that help singers raise awareness of how their voice and body coordinate to make sound. I loved working with the talented students and teachers in the masterclass helping them find emotional connection with their songs and ways to use articulation to add colour and interest.

02/06/2026

Want to know how movement and gadgets like a balance ball can help you change vocal habits?

Join me for Games and Gadgets in the Singing Studio. This workshop will give you practical tools to create awareness and tap into motor learning and play.


This Saturday 6 June 10am - 1pm


25/05/2026

No nebuliser? No problem ☕️💨

Take 5-10 mins to relax over a cuppa.

Steam inhalation can be a simple way to help soothe and hydrate the vocal tract, especially during busy teaching, rehearsals, performances or when the air is dry.

Today I’m going old school with a cup of hot water and steam! Sometimes the simplest tools are the most accessible.

Steam supports the tissues around the voice, but hydration still starts from within so keep drinking your water too 💧

Give yourself a 15- 30 mins break after steaming then try out some SOVT. Gentle slides can help rebalance the voice and get you moving for the day.

In Canberra this week for the with for the and a workshop with .1925 So wonderful to meet up again with fellow buddy ...
24/05/2026

In Canberra this week for the with for the and a workshop with .1925 So wonderful to meet up again with fellow buddy . Great Tour memories and a chance to play music together again

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