The Voice Lab

Tristan’s teaching is all about enthusiasm, infectious positivity, and confidence-building in the voice studio. Tristan’s high energy lessons are collaborative, and he’s passionate about helping you achieve your unique vocal aspirations in meaningful ways. His musical theatre and classical crossover background will help you explore and discover all the sounds and colors your voice can produce—belt, mix, vibrato, falsetto, you name it! Tristan’s style is all about freedom, finding authenticity in your voice, and singing as a full-body experience. You’ll have a blast working with him.

Marisa del Campo, soprano, is a singer, actor, and voice and acting coach based in New York City. In addition to her degrees in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy, she has also completed her training in Vocology from the National Center of Voice and Speech.  As a performer, she has performed extensively in NYC, regionally, and internationally in both theatrical and cabaret settings big and small, from Don’t Tell Mama’s Piano Bar and Cabaret to the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.

Alexandra Plattos Sulack is a performer, singer, teacher, and coach. Alexandra's teaching style is all about whole-body singing and setting up technical facets of singing like dominos, so that when everything is lined up, your most beautiful and free voice can emerge.

Teacher: Alexandra is also an adjunct faculty member at Morton College where she teaches private voice lessons and conducts the College Singers choir.  She is also on Board of Directors for Orvieto Musica, a chamber music festival in central Italy. 

Coach: Alexandra has had the pleasure of coaching regional works, such as Cetology by Nelia Miller, and she has worked with new shows in workshop, such as Stu for Silverton.

Performer: Alexandra’s performance takes her from the concert stage to the operatic stage to the improv stage. Currently, she can be seen performing with the Divas of Forte Chicago, an operatic sketch and improv troupe.

www.alexandraplattos.com
www.thevoicelabinc.com
www.fortechicago.org

Singers from all different environments seek out Liz’s teaching for her ability to illuminate traditional voice pedagogy with new scientific discoveries and methods, encouraging a balanced and sustainable singing technique over a range of singing styles within a creative and joyful environment. 

In 2014, Liz began working with transgender and gender nonconforming/nonbinary individuals, helping clients to develop a speaking voice that aligns with their affirmed identity. She also works with trans/gnc singers, supporting a sustainable, healthy singing voice technique during medical transition (or not) and beyond. 

Erin Carney is a teacher, singer and actor. She graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in Vocal Performance in 2014. Since then, she has performed in choirs, musicals, operas, plays and films around the Chicago area. Erin has taught private lessons at three different Chicago music schools, led vocal workshops, and directed small vocal ensembles. She is happy to work with students of all ages, interests and abilities!

Onella Piyatilake is classically trained soprano and loves performing Baroque, Opera and Jazz around Chicago and Sri Lanka. 

Onella loves teaching and believes an enthusiastic and encouraging music environment go hand in hand to grow as a singer. 

Amon is a versatile guitarist with 10+ years of experience in jazz, rock, and classical music. He studied classical guitar performance at DePaul University’s School of Music and has performed with several ensembles and bands in the Chicagoland area. He loves the guitar for its expressiveness and virtually endless possibilities.