HEY SINGER

You ever get that nagging feeling that there’s a different sound or a new song or a better way of doing something buried down deep in your artist soul?

Like your voice is only doing half of what it could do?

Like you’re only able to say half of what you want to say?

I get that.

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Hi, I’m Sarah

I’m a voice teacher and commercial styles coach based in Cincinnati, Ohio. I am passionate about helping singers discover their easiest, most reliable, most authentic voice.

Maybe singing used to “come naturally,” but hasn’t so much lately.

Or maybe you keep writing amazing songs that lie just outside your current range.

Or, you keep losing your voice on tour and you’re at your wit’s end.

Though all of these situations might feel hopeless, I have great news—

Singing is a learned skill.

That means we have the capacity to do new things with our voices. They don’t work like an on/off switch with one possible function. Just like we can develop our brains or any part of our body, we can develop our voices. We can teach them to do new things, to let go of harmful patterns, to do things differently.

Isn’t that great news?


That’s why my mission as a teacher is to help singers develop the vocal freedom and stylistic skills they need to joyfully sing the music that matters to them.


Each vocal lesson, I am amazed at what Sarah drives me to achieve.
— Jen D, Professional Vocalist

To do that, I work from a functional training perspective, combining physiological knowledge, the latest voice science, and 21st century teaching techniques to help singers achieve their goals. 

And as powerful as knowledge is, I believe kindness is even more powerful. That’s why everything we do in the studio is guided by compassion and mutual respect.

Ready to learn more?

Click your areas of interest below or scroll down to apply to the studio.


You can do it. I can help.

The Sarah Folsom Voice Studio is committed to providing a safe and positive learning environment that is free from harassment or hostility based on a person’s race, gender, gender identity & expression, sexual orientation, disability, religion, age, ethnicity, body size, or military status.