They come to sing,They leave with life skills.
At Voice & Beyond, every breath, harmony and song is planned to build a skill your child will use far beyond music: calm, courage, listening, teamwork and putting feelings into words.
Every singing activity has a second job.
Nathalie has designed each activity to train a skill they will use every day, at school, at home and with friends. Tap any activity to see what it builds, or tap a skill to see which activities grow it.
Try one with your child, right now.
This is the calm breath. Children learn it in their first weeks at Seed. They use it before a song, and later before a test, a match, or a hard moment at home.
Quiet child or loud personality, both grow here.
Two children can walk into the same room for very different reasons.
Choose the one that sounds like yours.
Three levels,
One child, growing.
The Vocal Foundations Track has three levels of 12 weekly sessions each. Every level builds on the one before, so your child keeps moving forward.
Inside one session.
Every session follows the same shape, at every level. Children feel safe because they know what comes next. Tap each step to see what happens.
What we do differently.
Most singing classes for children start with performance. We start with the child.
Meet Nathalie.
"Teaching children to sing is more than music. It's helping them find their voice in the world. Through laughter, learning and gentle guidance, every student feels seen, capable, and proud of their sound."Nathalie Tawaf, founder & coach
Nathalie found her own voice in a children's choir at the age of seven. Today she helps children find theirs.
Through her years with young people, Nathalie found her purpose: helping children grow, discover who they truly are, and become the people they were born to be.
She knows how much singing can shape a child, because it shaped her. So she built Voice & Beyond for today's young singers: a place to develop, belong, grow and shine.
Here, better technique is only part of the goal. Nathalie's focus is each child's growth as a person: more open, more confident, and more excited to show who they are. That is why she teaches in small groups of 4 to 6 children, through a three-level journey: Seed, Bud and Bloom.
Her musical background
- Singing since the age of four, and in a children's choir from the age of seven.
- Studied Music Technology at the American University in Cairo (AUC), with a focus on music production and recording.
- Trained in voice with Dina Iskandar in 2011, and helped coach choir members for years.
- Performed in the Scouts' live show at the 43rd World Scout Conference, under composer and conductor Nayer Nagui.
- Taught AUC students to read music for about two years, and led the Music Technology Lab sections, running hands-on workshops where students produced their own music.
Hey, singer!
Can your voice make a flower grow?
Sing a long "aaaah"…
…and watch what your voice can do.
Echo game
Listen to 3 notes. Then sing them back, or tap them.
Your singer card
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Find your voice type
Find out your voice type in 4 easy steps.
- Press "Start with the microphone" and allow the microphone.
- Sing your lowest note. Sing "aaah" as low as is comfortable, and hold it until the bar is full.
- Sing your highest note. Sing "aaah" as high as is comfortable, and hold it until the bar is full.
- See your result. Your voice type and range appear below.
Voices change a lot between 12 and 16. This is an estimate, and Nathalie will help you find yours.
Hit the note
We picked 3 notes from your own range. Listen, then sing and slide the line onto the note.
Hear yourself on stage
Record 5 seconds of any song you like. Then hear it played back in a concert hall.
Your studio pass
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Reserve a spot in one minute.
Fill in a few quick details and send them to Nathalie on WhatsApp. She replies within 48 hours.
Questions parents ask.
What ages do you teach?
Children aged 7 to 16. Seed is the entry level for ages 7 to 10. Bud follows Seed, or welcomes beginners of about 8 to 11. Bloom follows Bud and goes up to age 16. Not sure where your child fits? Nathalie will help you choose.
How big are the groups?
Small: 4 to 6 children per group. Nathalie keeps groups small on purpose, so every child is seen, heard and given time to grow.
My child has never sung before. Is that OK?
Yes. Seed is the entry level and needs no experience. Many children start shy or unsure, and that is exactly who the program is built for.
Will my child be made to sing alone?
No. Solo singing is never forced. Small solo lines come in Bud, inside the safety of a group song, and only when a child is ready.
How long is each level?
Each level is 12 sessions, once a week. Seed, Bud and Bloom together make 36 sessions.
Is there a performance at the end?
Yes. Every level ends with a recorded showcase for family and friends. Seed is a group showcase. By Bloom, children have their own solo moments in the most produced showcase of the track.
Is this only about singing?
No. That is the "beyond" in our name. Singing is the method. The goal is your child's growth: calm, courage, listening, teamwork and expressing feelings. Every activity is designed to build one of these.