Lukasz Kozub

Somebody told you once that you couldn't sing.

They were wrong. Singing lessons in Cambridge for adults, children and complete beginners — and voice coaching for people who talk for a living.

Lukasz Kozub, singer and singing teacher in Cambridge
30 years on stage Vocalist Diploma, Kraków School of Jazz Kraków Opera Cantor at OLEM, Cambridge Lessons in English and Polish

Singing lessons

Most people who come to me open with the same sentence. Usually it isn't true — someone said it once, and it stuck. Singing is a physical skill, and physical skills can be taught. We start with breathing, build technique without strain, and work on music you actually want to sing. No auditions. Nobody else in the room.

One to one

Sixty minutes at my studio in Cambridge, or online. Adults, teenagers and children. Complete beginners are the students I enjoy most.

£40 studio · £35 online

Sing Your Song

Twelve weeks, from first breath to a studio recording of a song you love. Assessment, practice plan, recorded warm-ups, progress recordings.

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Children, by the term

Singing, movement, character and performance, following the school calendar. Every term ends with a short performance for families.

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Prices

Voices change through repetition, not revelation. Students who commit to a block progress noticeably faster than those booking one lesson at a time.

Lessons and blocks
LessonsAt my studioOnline
Single lesson£40£35
Block of five£190£165
Block of ten£370£325

Blocks are valid for six months and can be rescheduled with 24 hours' notice. Every lesson is sixty minutes.

For people who talk for a living

You lecture, teach, present, preach or pitch. By Thursday your voice is tired; by Friday it is going. You have been told to project, but never shown how. Your voice is an instrument you were never taught to play.

Voice coaching

Finding the pitch where your voice works without effort. Breath support, projection without strain, clarity, and pace that holds a room.

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Voiceover

Adverts and short-form, in Polish and English. Native Polish, fluent English, and script translation by the same person who voices it.

Radio and internet ads from £60

Workshops

Singing together for teams, community groups and schools — less technical than a lesson, and far less daunting. Priced per group.

Tell me the numbers and setting

Mała Scena

Polski przez śpiew i teatr. Piosenki, legendy i zabawa — po polsku. Andrzejki z wróżbami, Jasełka na Boże Narodzenie, występ dla Babci i Dziadka w styczniu. Soboty w Cambridge, grupy 5–8 i 9–12 lat.

Polish through song and theatre, for children from Polish families in Cambridge. Folk tales, carols and a performance every term — the language arrives attached to something children want to do anyway.

About

Lukasz Kozub

I have spent thirty years using my voice in front of people, in almost every format there is.

On stage, for fifteen years with Teatr Loch Camelot in Kraków, in opera with the Kraków Opera choir, and on a concert tour to China with the Wiener Männergesang-Verein. Live, hosting festivals and presenting the International Summer Jazz Academy. On television, presenting a cultural strand and filing reports for two years.

And in the classroom — teaching, and writing and directing school productions, where I learned to hear what is going wrong in someone else's voice and explain how to fix it.

I trained as a vocalist at the Kraków School of Jazz and Popular Music. In Cambridge I sing as cantor at Our Lady and the English Martyrs, and teach at the Polish schools in Cambridge and Newmarket.

I am a voice and delivery coach, not a clinician. If I think you need a doctor rather than a coach, I will tell you.

Get in touch

The quickest way to book a lesson is through Superprof, where you can see reviews from previous students and book securely.

For workshops, voiceover, Mała Scena or anything that needs a quote, email me directly at LT.kozub@gmail.com

Lessons at my studio in Cambridge or online. Workshops across Cambridgeshire. Lessons in English and Polish.