Virtual Voice Studio

🎤🎹📚 NOW ACCEPTING STEP UP FOR STUDENTS

If your child is approved for Step Up, you may already have funds available for:
✔ Voice Lessons
✔ Piano Lessons
✔ Reading Tutoring
A lot of parents don’t realize they can use their scholarship for enrichment like this…

👉 But you can and I’m an approved provider.
📩 Comment INFO or message me to get started
✨ Limited spots available

🎤🎹📚 NOW ACCEPTING STEP UP FOR STUDENTS

If your child is approved for Step Up, you may already have funds available for:
✔ Voice Lessons
✔ Piano Lessons
✔ Reading Tutoring
A lot of parents don’t realize they can use their scholarship for enrichment like this…

👉 But you can and I’m an approved provider.
📩 Comment INFO or message me to get started
✨ Limited spots available

🎵 Chest Voice

What it is:
The lower, fuller register of the voice that most closely resembles your speaking voice.
Where it sits:
In the lower part of your range, typically where the voice feels most natural and grounded.
What it feels like:
Stable
Resonant
Full and connected
Vibrations may feel stronger in the chest area

Used for:
Speaking
Lower notes in singing
Building power and depth in the voice
It uses thicker vocal fold coordination, which gives it that rich, strong sound but it’s not meant to be pushed too high. When overextended, it can lead to tension and strain.

STOP OVERTHINKING YOUR VOICE
YOUR VOICE GROWS WHEN YOU STOP OVERTHINKING 🎶

One of the biggest things that blocks vocal freedom isn’t your range, your tone, or your talent it’s overthinking.
When the mind tightens, the body follows.
Tension creeps into the jaw, neck, and breath… and suddenly your voice feels stiff or unreliable.
Training gives you the tools.
But growth comes when you trust your body to do what you’ve practiced.

Try this today: 👉 Take one deep relaxed breath
👉 Sing one phrase without judging it
👉 Let it flow instead of controlling it
Freedom creates consistency.
💬 Do you tend to overthink when you sing
yes or no?

🎤 SINGING SHOULDN’T FEEL HARD OR STRAINED
If your voice feels tight, tired, or inconsistent — it’s usually a technique issue, not a talent issue.
Small adjustments in breath, posture, and coordination can completely change how your voice feels and sounds.
I work with singers of all levels through private virtual voice lessons — helping build healthy technique, confidence, and consistency in a supportive environment.

🎶 If you’ve been thinking about improving your voice, you can learn more or book directly here:

🔗 https://yetta-mae-music-llc.square.site
Spots are limited.

🎤 HOW TO KEEP YOUR VOICE STRONG AND HEALTHY AS A SINGER

Your voice is your instrument; f you don’t take care of it, it won’t take care of you.
Here are simple habits every singer should practice 👇
✅ 1. Warm up before singing
Never jump straight into singing.
A cold voice tires faster and strains more easily.
✅ 2. Stay hydrated throughout the day
Hydration supports healthy vocal tissue — not just when you’re singing.
✅ 3. Protect your speaking voice
Yelling, talking loudly for long periods, and poor posture strain your voice more than singing.
✅ 4. Rest when your voice feels tired
Vocal fatigue is feedback, not weakness.
✅ 5. Breathe efficiently
Let breath do the work instead of forcing sound from the throat.
✅ 6. Sleep and recovery matter
Your voice heals when your body rests.
🎯 Important reminder:
A healthy voice should feel free, not painful or forced.
👉 Which of these do you struggle with most?
Comment below 👇
🎶 Follow for more singing tips and vocal growth.

🎤 VIRTUAL VOICE LESSONS OPEN — LIMITED SPOTS
Professional voice coach with 20+ years of performance and teaching experience now accepting a few new virtual students.
✔️ Adults & teens
✔️ Beginners welcome
✔️ Worship singers
✔️ Audition prep
✔️ Confidence + healthy technique
Flexible scheduling. Affordable monthly packages.

🎯 Book here:
https://yetta-mae-music-llc.square.site
Serious singers only — limited weekly spots.

🎵 Meet Ms. Yetta
Ms. Yetta Mae Hansell is a professional opera and musical theatre performer, music educator, and passionate mentor who loves helping students discover their confidence through music. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance from Temple University and a Master of Music in Voice Performance from the University of South Florida.
With over 21 years of professional performance experience and 18+ years of teaching experience, Ms. Yetta has performed throughout Philadelphia, New York, and the Tampa Bay area in operas, musical theatre productions, concerts, and special events. She has performed with Opera Tampa, St. Petersburg Opera, Spanish Lyric Theatre, and several other professional companies including performing with the Opera Tampa Chorus at Andrea Bocelli’s concert at Amalie Arena.

Ms. Yetta is a K–12 Certified Music Educator and a Certified Step Up for Students Music Teacher. She teaches voice for all levels and genres including classical, musical theatre, contemporary, pop, r & b, worship, and audition preparation from complete beginners to advanced performers. She also teaches piano for beginner to intermediate students of all ages, focusing on strong foundations, musicianship, and confidence at the keyboard.
Known for her encouraging, energetic, and supportive teaching style, Ms. Yetta focuses on building healthy vocal technique, performance skills, stage presence, and artistic expression. Many of her students have gone on to earn lead roles in musicals and operas, be selected for All-State and district choirs, perform in TV and film commercials, participate in competitive show choirs, and achieve high ratings at Solo & Ensemble festivals.

When she’s not teaching or performing, Ms. Yetta enjoys mentoring young artists and continuing her professional development. She plans to continue expanding her work in education while working toward her ESE certification and doctoral studies in education.
Ms. Yetta believes music should be fun, empowering, and confidence-building for every student and she is excited to welcome you into her studio!