Vocalist, opera singer, vocal coach, composer, songwriter and German philologist. The graduate of the First and Second Degree Music School in Poznan, and the Academy of Music in Poznan in the Vocal and Acting Faculty. Professionally, Maria sings opera, classical vocal lyrics, as well as her own music which is the mixture of pop, soul and jazz.

She is honing her skills under the supervision of artists such as Sonia Lachowolska, Danuta Sendecka, Barbara Sambor, Kevin Mahogany, Anna‑Maria Hefele, Rebecca Meitlis, Carola Theil, Piotr Łykowski, Anita Garanca, Zdzisława Donat, Tomasz Zagórski, Bettina Jensen, Jaume Aragall, etc. She often attends workshops, trainings and conferences, such as Doctor Vox Therapy conducted by Ilter Denizoglou.

By training and rehabilitating voices, Maria emphasizes the understanding of one's own body and using its potential in the optimal way. What matters is healthy and natural voice emission at one with emotions and artistic value.

Singer, certified NVP vocal teacher and voice therapist. Graduate in Voice and Speech Training and Preparation for the Teaching of Voice Projection. She is a philologist,entertainmen manager and lyricist. Kamila Bakalarczyk‑Kruk participated in numerous trainings on vocal performance and voice rehabilitation, conducted by specialists including Sonia Lachowolska, Danuta Sendecka, Ilter Denizoglu, Krzysztof Izdebski, Anna‑Maria Hefele, Rebecca Meitlis and Waldemar Wojnowski.

She sings as a soloist and as a backing singer. She cooperated with artists such as Anna Wyszkoni, Bracia, Krzysztof Cugowski and The Crackers. Kamila Bakalarczyk‑Kruk performed in Poland and abroad, at the National Festival of Polish Song in Opole, Sopot Top Trends Festival, Summer Hit of RMF FM and Polsat.

She has been working with vocalists for 12 years. She devoted the last few years to the development of her own vocal education school: Śpiewające Studio Kamili Bakalarczyk (Kamila Bakalarczyk Singing Studio), with its main offices in her home town, Oława.

As a coach, she often uses the Doctor Vox Voice Therapy technique. Her classes focus on vocal development based on the natural physiological and anatomical mechanisms, with the emphasis on the work with the body, on awareness, natural predispositions and timbre of voice. Kamila Bakalarczyk‑Kruk prepares students for exams to artistic schools, castings, studio recordings, as well as offers voice rehabilitation and conducts voice projection courses for teachers and people using voice at work, both on‑site and on‑line.

Certified Vocal Pedagogue specializing, among others, in voice rehabilitation using the Lax Vox/Dr. Vox technique. Singer and a graduate of I. J. Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznan (Department of Choir Conducting, Music Education and Church Music). Participant and organizer of conferences, workshops, concerts and vocal competitions in Poland and abroad.

Trained with such authorities in the field of voice emission as: Sonia Lachowolska, Danuta Sendecka, John Henny, Jaime Vender, Hubert Noe, Daniela Stieff, Krzysztof Izdebski, Rebecca Meitlis.

Works with vocalists and actors. Specializes in the improvement of quality and condition of the voice of people who want to improve their public image ‑ politicians, lawyers, businessmen, teachers and other professionals whose voice is a key asset at work. Has experience working on voice emission with transgender people.

Runs the Studio of Song and Voice Rehabilitation Voice Fitness in Wrocław.

A vocalist, certified vocal coach Natural Voice Perfection ‑ Association of Vocal Pedagogues. The owner of the Vocal Studio Voicesing in Oświęcim, Poland.

Joanna worked for the Cultural Center in Oświęcim, where she established and led a vocal instrumental group Wariant M. She was a vocal coach of “Hajduki”, a Folk and Dance Group Representing the Town of Oświęcim. She was teaching vocal classes at the Private Music School in Libiąż, Poland, also co‑operating with big‑band Jack (jazz ?) Band in Libiąż.

Joanna was studying music education at the University of Silesia, Department in Cieszyn.

Vocalist, NVP certified vocal pedagogue, journalist, songwriter (of both lyrics and music) and speech therapist. Joanna is a graduate of Polish Philology (Journalism in the Culture Circle) at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Voice Pless Studio of Song and Voice Rehabilitation, and two majors in postgraduate studies, i.e. pedagogy and logopaedics.

As a vocalist she prefers both creating and performing sung poetry and became a laureate of many all‑Poland sung poetry and actor's song festivals. Apart from the lyrical repertoire, she also likes to reach for musicals, swing and soul.

She has acquired her vocal and pedagogical skills attending numerous classes, trainings, conferences and workshops conducted by renowned pedagogues, such as Sonia Lachowolska, Barbara Broda‑Malon, Danuta Sendecka, Barbara Sambor, Iwona Michalak‑Widera, Kevin Mahogany, Krzysztof Izdebski, Daniela Stieff, Ilter Denizoglu, Anna‑Maria Hefele, Rebecca Meitlis, Beata Fudalej, Katarzyna Chlebny.

A participant of many Doctor Vox Therapy Technique training sessions lead by dr Ilter Denizoglou. She works as a singing teacher at Music Centres Association (Stowarzyszeniu Ognisk Artystycznych) in Tychy.

Vocalist, certified vocal pedagogue, since 2013 the owner of My Voice Studio in Stare Miasto, offering courses in singing, acting, dancing and instrument playing for children, teenagers and adults. She graduated in Early School Education in music. As a singer, Beata Michalak‑Górna performs pop, rock, soul and jazz music.

She received training from teachers such as Sonia Lachowolska, Danuta Sendecka, Barbara Broda‑Malon, Barbara Sambor, Anna‑Maria Hefele, Ilter Denizoglu, Rocio Guitard, Daniel Zangger Borch and Magdalena Szymańska.

Beata Michalak‑Górna participated in numerous workshops, trainings and conferences, including Doctor Vox trainings conducted by Dr Ilter Denizoglu. She received the Kariatyda Nova 2014 award for promoting vocal art and development reflected in her work, as well as the Personality of the Year 2018 Award for the passion she instils in young people, the eagerness to always share her experience and for teaching that music should be a source of joy.

She believes that people should improve their skills and follow their interests throughout their lives. Her greatest passion is music and exploration of the vocal art, learning about voice and enhancing her teaching skills.

Vocal instructor, vocalist, voice rehabilitation specialist. She graduated from the Vocal‑Acting Department of the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music in Katowice. She also completed post‑graduate pedagogy course in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Bielsko‑Biała. As a vocalist, she prefers smooth jazz, jazz blues and pop music.

Since 2019, Joanna Pszczółka‑Gajda is a certified Natural Voice Perfection teacher. She received training from the best Polish and foreign teachers, including Sonia Lachowolska, Barbara Broda‑Malon, Danuta Sendecka, Dr Barbara Sambor, Prof. Krzysztof Izdebski, Dr Ilter Denizoglu, Dr Waldemar Wojnowski, John Henny, Kevin Mahogany, Daniela Stieff, Jaime Vendera, Anna‑Maria Hefele, Rebecca Meitlis and Bodo Maass.

She participated in numerous workshops and trainings conducted by Dr Ilter Denizoglu, such as Doctor Vox Therapy Technique, Lax Vox Voice Therapy Technique, Secrets of the Singing Voice and Vocal Rehabilitation, as well as in the Vocal Science training conducted by Prof. Krzysztof Izdebski.

At present, Joanna Pszczółka‑Gajda works as a teacher of stage singing in SOArt Tychy and in the District Community Centre POPP Pszczyna.

graduated from Act and Drama faculty at the Institute of Communication and Media of Jerzy Giedroyć in Warsaw with specialisation of dramatic actor. Nowadays Karolina runs vocal coaching sessions in “Metro” Vocal Studio in Krosno under the patronage of Buffo Theatre in Warsaw.

She is a certified vocal coach and a certified vocal rehabilitation coach in the Natural Voice Perfection ‑ Stowarzyszenie Pedagogów Wokalnych. She runs Natural Sound Foundation. By her multifaceted holistic approach, she helps young people unleash their artistic, drama and vocal potential. Karolina also works with children and young people with disabilities

Since very early age her world has revolved around music; she finished the State Musical School of I.J. Paderewski in Krosno in the class of piano. The audience could see her in the play “Husband and Wife” by Aleksander Fredro, held by Professional Theatre Profetum, during Krosno Thespian Meetings that took place in 2004. Moreover, Karolina appeared in a number of Polish TV series, such as “Barwy Szczęścia” (Colours of Happiness), „Pierwsza miłość”(“First Love”), „Plebania” (“The Manse”), „Teraz albo nigdy” (Now or Never”).

Throughout all her artistic career path Karolina Olga Smolińska has proved being a picky perfectionist in all her shows and artistic projects. During her performances she pays attention to every detail, and by that she shows respect and esteem she holds for her audience. The artist’s fastidious and assiduous approach is expressed in all her music and drama projects. Karolina Olga Smolińska amazes her audience with sensitivity, susceptibilities, and honesty in her scenic expression.

Vocal instructor, voice rehabilitation specialist; founder of the Przestrzeń Głosu (Vocal Space) vocal studio (operating continuously since 2012), president and co‑creator of Musica Est ‑ a venture that started two schools: Studium Muzyki Liturgicznej (School of Liturgical Music) and Przestrzeń Muzyki Rozrywkowej i Jazzu (Space of Popular Music and Jazz). Since 2015, Magdalena Szymańska has been a Natural Voice Perfection vocal pedagogue and in 2019 she obtained the degree of NVP Master Teacher. She is a conductor of the Marco Angeli liturgical choir at St. Martin and Vincent parish in Skórzewo. Graduate of the Academy of Music of Poznan (at the Faculty of Choral Conducting, Musical Education and Church Music), she regularly participates in trainings on the Doctor Vox Therapy Technique.

As a vocal coach, she cooperates with soloists and choristers performing classical music, as well as gospel and worship music. Magdalena Szymańska conducts courses in voice projection during liturgical music workshops (e.g. Music of the Soul in Gdańsk or Extraordinary Music Workshop in Krakow).

In 2016, she recorded vocals for the soundtrack composed by Lech Jankowski for Edge of Alchemy, an animated film by Stacey Steers.

Vocal coach and voice rehabilitation specialist, actress, vocalist, participant of The Voice of Poland show on the team of Marek Piekarczyk and The Battle of Voices on the team of Maciek Miecznikowski. She graduated from the Danuta Baduszkowa Vocal‑Acting School in Gdynia. Nominated by the Phonographic Academy for the prestigious FRYDERYK award for one of the projects she co‑created. For eight years she sang in a folk‑rock band Rzepczyno, and for five years she was a vocalist in Ich Troje group. Four years ago Karolina Żuk became a certified teacher of the Natural Voice Perfection teaching association in Krakow, where she constantly expands her knowledge of proper voice projection and rehabilitation, participating in numerous trainings conducted by teachers including Prof. Krzysztof Izdebski (USA), Anna‑Maria Hefele (Germany), Kevin Mahogany (USA), Prof. Sonia Lachowolska, Dr Danuta Sandecka, Elżbieta Zapędowska, Anna Serafińska, Jerzy Wolniak and Ilter Denizoglu, who conducted a course that allowed Karolina Żuk to work with the Doctor Vox technique. Since 2019, she has been running her own Studio Wokalne (Vocal Education Studio).

Vocalist/Vocal coach, certified Natural Voice Perfection vocal pedagogue and voice rehabilitation specialist, founder of Akademia Wokalna Sound of Voice vocal academy and Studio Piosenki Sound of Speech song studio.

He took part in many TV shows, including the final rounds in The Battle of Voices, where he was on the team of the world‑renowned jazz singer Urszula Dudziak and in The Voice of Poland V, where he joined the team of Justyna Steczkowska.

He gained his pedagogical experience learning from vocal teachers doctors, professors from Poland and abroad, such as Sonia Lachowolska, Prof. Danuta Sendecka, Prof. Krzysztof Izdebski, Dr Barbara Sambor, Dr Ilter Denizoglu, Dr Waldemar Wojnowski, Jaime Vendera, Kevin Mahogany, Anna‑Maria Hefele, Dean Kealin and Rebecca Meitlis.

In his work Karol Dziedzic uses techniques that are new in Poland: DoctorVox, PocketVox and Lax Vox Therapy.