Seana Ohanlon

I'm a singing and piano teacher from Ireland with over 10 years of experience working with students of all ages and abilities. Whether you're a total beginner, getting back into it after a break, or looking to polish up your technique, you're so welcome here!

I’ve taught private lessons, group classes, and workshops in styles ranging from pop and musical-theatre to classical, jazz, and pretty much everything in between. Music should feel fun, expressive, and empowering, and that’s what I aim to bring to every lesson.

I studied acting and voice at The Lir Academy in Trinity College Dublin, and I’ve got my Grade 8 in both Singing and Piano from the Royal Irish Academy of Music. Right now, I’m living in Vancouver and studying music at VCC, working toward a degree in Music Therapy and Performance! Which I’m very excited about!

I also have personal and professional experience with vocal health challenges, so if you're dealing with any pain, strain, or just want to learn how to sing more freely and comfortably, I’d be really happy to help.

My lessons are all about meeting you where you’re at, building confidence, and enjoying the journey! Let's make some music together!

My approach to teaching is warm, supportive, and playful, especially when working with kids, which I absolutely love. I bring lots of positive energy into each lesson and aim to create a space where you can feel safe to explore, make mistakes, and grow at your own pace.

I truly believe music is all about exploration, tuning in with our ears, our minds, and our hearts, and discovering what’s beyond the notes on the page. Whether you're preparing for RCM exams, tackling your favorite songs, or just getting curious about what your voice or piano can do, I’ll meet you where you're at and help guide you toward where you want to go.

I’ve worked with everyone from complete beginners to professional musicians, and I have a soft spot for adults who are a little shy or unsure. I’ve got an outstanding track record for helping people find and release their inner voice. If you’re dealing with nerves, looking for more structure in your practice, or just hoping to reconnect with music in a meaningful way, I’d love to help.

Above all, I want you to feel good in your voice, at the piano, and about the music you're making.