Let the breath do the singing. It will feel like sunlight.
Jaya Lee teaches singing from the breath up to people who have never sung and to singers who have never sung easily.
For people who have never sung, and singers who have never sung easily.
Online, wherever you are · Lessons in English and Mandarin
What the breath changes
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The breath
You stop pushing, and air arrives as soon as it is needed.
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The voice
The voice rides out on the breath instead of being driven through it, and stays open all the way up.
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Everything else
You settle, your shoulders come down, and the ease goes with you into the rest of the day.
Online, wherever you are · Lessons in English and Mandarin
One method, four doors
One way of singing for everyone, entered from different sides: beginners through the breath, trained singers through their own repertoire.
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The First Breath
Breathe first, on long open sounds. The singing follows.
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The Open Voice
For the joy of it: the notes you were afraid of, and then the songs you love.
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The Unforced Voice
For trained and professional singers. Power without pushing, and a voice that lasts the night.
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Song and Stillness
Mantra, bhajan and kirtan, sung as meditation. Jaya's own practice.
On stage
A few minutes of Jaya on stage.
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Hear her live
The voice first, then the teacher.
Tin Tin Bar, Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Sha Tin
18 Chak Cheung Street, Sha Tin, New Territories
- Tuesday to Thursday, 7:45 pm to 10:30 pm
- Friday and Saturday, 8:45 pm to 11:30 pm
For the current programme, see the hotel's live-music listings.
Jazz standards, ballads and pop, in Mandarin and English.
A conversation first
Not a lesson. A short call, online, about you and your voice.
Say what you are hoping for, and Jaya will suggest where to begin.
Book a free conversationWeChat: Jaimarukimini jaya@jayalee.com