Vocals
I'm Anika, a vocal coach and singer with a passion for the voice in all its facets, from Eastern classical to modern Western vocal techniques. I've sung since I was 9 and developed across different styles over the years: classically trained in Bangladesh, inspired by two European Vocal Camps, and currently in teacher training at Modern Vocal Training. I teach at the SIRIUS Music School and work passionately to help my students discover new sides of their voice. My lessons tie healthy technique to expression and creativity, whether you're just starting out or want to develop your voice in a focused way. It matters to me that we learn in a way that brings your voice long-term joy and strengthens you. I love creating an atmosphere where we have fun together, learn from each other, and support one another. Whether you want to work on your tone, your breathing, or your musical expression, I'll guide you on this path with structure, empathy, and lots of enthusiasm for everything your voice can do.
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"Have you dreamed of singing, but doubts hold you back? If you can speak, you can learn to sing! I'll help you build confidence in your voice and guide you toward powerful, expressive singing, with fun, health, and lots of joy."
For over three years I've worked as a vocal coach, teaching modern vocal techniques to students of every age and level. Alongside that, I taught Eastern classical music during my studies and gathered early experience working with different learning styles. My lessons tie healthy vocal technique to stylistic range, from pop and soul to jazz. I put real weight on my students discovering and developing their voice in a healthy way. My method is individual, and I create a supportive atmosphere where the joy of learning and mutual growth take center stage.
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Bengali – Native speaker
English – Native speaker
German – Native speaker
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