Naomi Lewandoski is a singing teacher, voice educator, performer and workshop presenter with a passion for helping singers explore the voice through movement, curiosity and evidence-informed practice.
She holds a Bachelor of Music (Voice) from the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University, and is a Registered Accredited Vocal Process Teacher. Naomi is also a qualified Vocal Habilitation Professional with Vocal Health Education UK, graduating with distinction. Her teaching recognises the interconnected relationship between body, mind and voice, supporting singers to develop greater vocal balance, efficiency and resilience.
Naomi has presented professional development workshops for singing teachers on young voices, studio teaching and creative approaches to vocal learning. She has presented for ANATS NSW and at the ANATS National Conference, connecting contemporary voice research with practical and engaging studio practice.
Naomi is Secretary of ANATS NSW and runs Northside Voice Studio in Sydney.
Upcoming Short Courses
Wednesday 20th January 2027
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Thursday 21st January 2027
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
(London Time)
Games & Gadgets: A Two Part Course! Building Vocal Skills Through Movement & Play
Naomi Lewandoski
What happens when we bring movement, play and everyday objects into the singing studio? Join Naomi Lewandoski as she expands on last year's popular course with this new two-part session. Designed primarily for singing teachers and voice practitioners, this interactive course explores how movement, sensory feedback and external focus can help singers develop greater awareness, discover new coordinations and build vocal skills without relying on extra effort or overthinking.
Past Short Courses
Tuesday 15th September 2026
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
(London Time)
Games & Gadgets: Building Vocal Skills Through Movement & Play!
Naomi Lewandoski
How can simple tools such as exercise balls, bubbles, stretchy bands, straws, ribbons and even toilet rolls transform the way singers learn? Naomi Lewandoski is a singing teacher, voice educator, performer and workshop presenter with a passion for helping singers explore the voice through movement, curiosity and evidence-informed practice. In this interactive course she explores how games, gadgets, movement and play can help build vocal skills by creating greater awareness of how the body coordinates for singing.