The one thing
no course can give you.A teacher who can hear you. Someone who knows the tradition, knows how voices work, and can tell you — in this phrase, right now — exactly what to adjust. Live, personal sessions for vocal formation and chant guidance.
Two reasons to book.
One teacher. One hour.
These sessions are not locked to a single purpose. You may need help with your voice, or with your chant, or — most often — with both at once. Here is what each path looks like.
Singing Lessons
Your voice is not the obstacle — you simply have not been shown how to use it yet. Drawing from two internationally certified methodologies, Christopher helps you release the tension patterns that get in the way of free, natural, prayerful singing.
- Breath support, resonance, and posture — how they actually work together
- Releasing the tension that strains the voice
- Overcoming performance anxiety
- Building the physical confidence of a trained singer, even if you are a complete beginner
Live Chant Review
The courses give you the knowledge. A live session with Christopher gives you the one thing a recorded course cannot: real-time feedback from someone who can hear exactly what you are doing and tell you whether you are doing it right.
- Sing through a chant you have been working on and receive immediate, specific correction
- Understand the rhythm, phrasing, or neume interpretation you have been unsure about
- Work through a piece you will chant at Mass or in the Office — with guidance, not guesswork
- Confirm that what the course taught you is translating correctly into your actual singing
The courses give you the foundation.
A live session makes it personal.
The formation courses are comprehensive — but every serious student eventually reaches moments that only a living teacher can address. A question that depends on hearing your specific voice. A chant you want to sing confidently at Mass and need real feedback on. A tension pattern you cannot feel from the inside. These sessions exist for exactly those moments.
- You want to know whether what you are practising is correct — not just fairly sure, but confirmed by someone who can actually hear you.
- You have a chant to prepare for Mass or the Office and want to work through it with a teacher before the day comes.
- You have a recurring tension in your voice and want to understand, with someone listening in real time, exactly where it is coming from and how to release it.
- You have a specific question — about a neume, a rhythm, a phrasing decision — that only makes sense in the context of your own voice singing that particular phrase.
- You get through a piece in practice but fall apart when it matters: at Mass, at rehearsal, in front of others — and you want to break that pattern with someone who can help you train under pressure.
I’ve already noticed a distinct difference in the pleasantness of my chanting tone and growing proficiency in sight-reading. Thank you for what you have made here.
Edward Jun Student · USAFrom booking to breakthrough
Book & Prepare
Choose your session length, pick a time that fits your schedule, and let Christopher know what you want to work on — your voice, a specific chant, or both. Sessions are available online for all USA students, and in person for those local to the Coeur d’Alene & Post Falls, Idaho area. Come ready to sing.
Your Session
Sing, ask questions, try again, and receive real-time guidance from a teacher who can hear exactly what you are doing. No scripts. No pre-recorded responses. Just a conversation between you and someone who has spent a lifetime in this tradition.
Practice & Return
Leave with specific, actionable next steps built for your voice and your goals — not a generic handout. Return as the work calls for it: monthly, fortnightly, or whenever you hit a question only a listening ear can answer.
A quiet room with good lighting · A decent microphone (Blue Yeti, Samson Meteor, or similar) · A 1080p webcam · A fast, stable internet connection. If you are unsure whether your setup is adequate, just ask before booking. Local to Coeur d’Alene or Post Falls? In-person sessions are available — mention it when you book.
One session or a full
formation path.
If you are a priest, deacon, seminarian, or member of a religious community in the United States, you are welcome to receive a 50% discount on any session or session pack — no questions asked. Simply email [email protected] and Christopher will send you a discount code personally.
A focused half-hour — ideal for a specific question, a single chant, a recurring tension pattern, or a first look at where your voice is. A natural starting point if you are unsure whether this is right for you.
Book Now Most PopularA full hour — the format where real formation happens. Time to warm up properly, work deeply on voice or chant or both, ask questions, try things again, and leave with a concrete practice plan.
Book NowFour 60-minute sessions, once every two weeks. Spaced to allow real integration and practice between each one. This is where students first begin to hear the difference in themselves.
Buy Pack Session PackEight 60-minute sessions, once every two weeks. Structured progression built around your voice and your chant over four months. The path for serious, lasting growth.
Buy Pack Best ValueTwo 60-minute sessions every month, ongoing. For those who want a standing commitment to vocal and chant formation — with the flexibility to cancel whenever you need.
SubscribeAll prices in USD · No refunds after a session has been completed · Sessions can be rescheduled with 24 hours’ notice · Packs maintain session count and extend expiry accordingly
- Vocal Process Ltd. — Registered Singing Teacher, UK
- The Singing Athlete — Level 1 Certified Instructor
- Trained under Dom Daniel Saulnier — Abbey of Solesmes
- Benedictine Oblate — Abbey of St. Benedict, Norcia, Italy
- 25+ years directing & teaching sacred music
Christopher
Jasper
Christopher Jasper is a registered singing teacher with Vocal Process Ltd. — a fully accredited, two-year international certification program — and a Level 1 certified instructor in The Singing Athlete methodology, which applies physiology, kinesiology, and neuroscience to the act of singing.
Christopher was formed in Gregorian Chant from childhood, trained at the Abbey of Solesmes under Dom Daniel Saulnier, and lived for a time as a Benedictine monk in Norcia, Italy. He has spent 25+ years not only singing chant but studying it, directing it and understanding from the inside what the human voice needs to offer it freely and faithfully.
Before you book,
let me answer this.
Bring your voice.
Bring your questions.
Whether you want to free your voice, deepen your chant, or simply know whether you are doing it right — a live session with Christopher is the fastest way forward. No course can give you what a listening ear can.