Do you no longer want to be a little mouse?
Join the online program where I remove your vocal and mental issues. Ease into singing your truth out loud, and enjoy the breakthroughs around you.
Go from shushing to singing
Many of my singing students didn't dare to sing out loud when they came to me. I ask them: what is the purpose of your voice? In an important sense your voice IS you. If you shush it all the time, you're being a little mouse.
But what if your voice could surprise you? What if the version of your singing that lives only in your imagination - bold, expressive, and free - wasn’t a fantasy, but a future waiting to unfold? What if you could fall in love with your voice?
In The Make Singing Click Club, singers begin to realize that the obstacles they thought were permanent - like tension, limited range, or fear of being heard - are just habits ready to be replaced.
Introducing... The Make Singing Click Club
An online program with a clear practice roadmap, live group sessions, and my feedback
Radha Natasha Kadic
amateur opera singer and composer // Co-Founder of Sat Yoga Ashram, Costa Rica
"There’s something very grounded about the way Linor teaches. Before I took the course I felt fragmented, a little lost with my singing practice. I had been studying for 10 years and I was tired. It began feeling like a chore. Linor finally unified what I knew about singing and gave me a roadmap. In a few months time, Linor has brought unity to my being as a singer."
Orion Dyson-Smith
singer/songwriter // nurse anesthesist
"Linor has the combination of a systematic approach and a lightness, a sense of play. Her vibe is that it’s about retaining the fun, about the physical enjoyment of singing. Whereas before, I liked singing but didn’t really enjoy practice, these days I can’t wait until the next session and I try to find time."
The Traditional way versus the CLUB way
I do things different than the traditional way of voice coaching. If you’ve tried the “old way” and felt stuck, it’s not because you lack talent or discipline - it’s because the method was missing the ingredients that create real change: structure, support, and momentum.
Putting out fires
Many teachers fix whatever problem shows up in the moment. It can help short-term, but it’s rarely a structured path from A to B.
A clear system
We identify your biggest “sticks in the wheel,” remove them one by one, and only then move on. When one piece 'clicks', we scale it up, because I don’t do tiny progress.
You’re stuck between lessons
You go home with good intentions… then get stuck, lose discipline, or repeat the same mistakes for weeks.
Feedback from me
You’re not alone with the online material. You can ask me questions and I will point you in the right direction. You are never lost.
Singing as a lonely enterprise
It’s just you and the teacher. You miss the accountability, learning-by-watching, and courage that comes from shared progress.
The masterclass + community warm bath
We work in groups regularly. You learn from others’ coaching, get inspired by their wins, and practice more consistently because you’re not doing it alone.
Join this new community and pay $140 $120 per month
Nadia Tomova
Amateur Singer and data analyst
Last week I was jamming/auditioning with a jazz pianist. It was a lot of fun, it felt great. Only after the session I realized: I didn’t worry about how I sounded, I didn’t have doubts. I’m not saying I sounded amazing, but it felt amazing. That’s a huge difference from how I felt 1.5 years ago.
I’d recommend the Club to pretty much any singer. Advanced singers can use it to keep in shape across the board. And beginners will notice a massive increase in the progress they make from real life lessons. They’ll go from knowing nothing to having an impressive foundation.”
Dunya (not her real name)
front-end developer and amateur musical singer
"The Make Singing Click Club is one of the greatest investments I’ve made. It’s like the Bible for singing.
It is a resource I can use for the rest of my life – it’s something I will always go back to as a singer to work on certain issues. Thanks to Linor's coaching, I landed two roles in musical productions in Amsterdam."
The 3 Pillars of The Make Singing Click Club
They work together to accelerate your progress.
1. access to video lessons, 24/7
Make Singing Click, before it was a club, existed as an online course. It creates structure in your practice. No more random practice, always know what's next. Watch and practice in your own time.
Get immediate access to 60+ video Lessons, divided in several modules - each designed to make you reach a mental or technical milestone.
2. Two live calls per month, in a no-judgment space
The online group calls is where you meet me and the other club members. The monthly session with me is a blend of vocal coaching, performance practice, and mindset shifts. You get direct, personalized feedback and I’ll point you straight to the right lesson for you inside the video lesson library.
The other monthly session is a supportive singing session with other Club members. Have fun together, while practicing performing for each other. A private space to connect with other singers, share your progress, and support each other.
3. my feedback, built in
Feedback comes in the form of answers to your written questions in the online course, but also my private video feedback reviews. There are two occasions in the course where I give feedback on short videos of you singing.
Join this new community and pay $140 $120 per month
About Linor, Guide on your Vocal Journey
As a young girl, I shied away from singing lessons. I was 21 when I finally started.
I overcame a bad case of stage fright and some tough posture issues. This would later help me as a teacher: I know what students struggle with.
I graduated from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.
In 2010, I moved to Berlin, where I studied with renowned opera singers.
The impact of their teaching exploded when I started figuring out the principles that I reveal in this program: I reached a professional level.
I performed in Opera and Music Theater Projects, such as a 80 day tour of Das Phantom Der Oper.
I've taught over 400 singing students, some 'tough nuts to crack' too. But I cracked them.
For my students I developed a system, that I want more people to benefit from: this program.
Catherine (not her real name)
27, from the UK
I never took ownership of my own learning. I was spending some money, getting some temporary results, but nothing lasted. It completely changed with Linor: she told me from the start that I had to practice between lessons, monitor my own progress, pay attention to how I felt more than how I sounded, and take action based on that.
I joined the MSC Club, and practiced her 10-minute warm-up 3 times a week. And, slowly but surely, the magic happened. Because her method helps you identify what's blocking your voice, I got super aware of what was going wrong - and what was going better.
I was able to properly close my vocal cords for the first time ever. for the first time in my life, I trust that I can make progress with my voice in a sustainable and independent way,
Alisa Kirichenko
amateur singer // researcher
A big part of the course systematically goes through the obstacles on our way to a free voice. It offers detailed solutions on how to overcome them.
The combination of private interaction with Linor and using the online material has had a huge impact on my at-home practice: making it much more structured, which in turn helped me progress much faster.
I definitely recommend the Club to anyone who wants to improve their singing but lacks the understanding of how to do so.”
Champness Jack
singer/songwriter
Over the years I've taken 4 highly regarded paid online courses, one paid offline course (with cd’s), and a few years of one-on-one voice lessons. While those lessons all helped, progress was pretty glacial. So I signed up for Linor's course Make singing click. The Make Singing Click Club is far and away the best I've ever taken.
So many things can go wrong with our voice without us realizing it. It can result in singing off-key, or in having poor tone or instability, or in tiring and destructive vocal strain.
I knew entering the Club that good support is crucial, and that muscle tension is a killer. But the translation of that knowledge into better singing had been elusive and slow. We are often simply unaware of habits that block our progress. For the first time, I now have me a set of tools to detect, isolate and correct the problems.
Some quirky and effective teaching tools I use
your crutch: the roadmap
With my roadmap, included as both video and a file, you will know exactly what to do in practice sessions at home.
From how long the session should be, which bodywork to pick, how to warm up, what vocal technique to focus on and - importantly - how this lesson fits in your total vocal journey.
The guy who was paralyzed by the idea of singing in front of others
He looked at me like I had just asked him to walk a tightrope over Niagara Falls. All I had said was:“Would you like to try singing in front of the group?”
His face froze, his eyes widened and he shook his head.
“Not in a million years.”
I'm talking about my voice student Elias (not his real name), before he ever sang a note in front of others during one of our online group sessions for performance practice. At the time, to him, the idea wasn’t just uncomfortable—it was paralyzing.
But something shifted. He started small. Quietly observing the others in the group. Dipping his toes in the water.Then, finally, he sang.
After a few sessions, I asked him how it felt. He smiled.“It was great. I actually enjoyed it.”
I paused. “Elias, do you hear what you’re saying?”
He laughed and said: “I made a mountain out of a molehill.”“I thought it would be a disaster—but it wasn’t. I was scared. But I survived. And it got easier. It felt good just to share the music.”
That’s the kind of shift that can happen in our online group sessions. They’re low-pressure spaces to explore your voice, connect with others, and try things out—maybe for the first time.
You don’t have to perform, and there’s no expectation to impress. Just a chance to share music, if and when you feel ready, and be supported every step of the way.
Bonus: toolkit singing out of tune
Almost every beginning singer who came to me eventually learned how to sing in tune. They were not 'tone deaf'. The key to singing in tune: it's not about controlling or correcting pitch melody, but about awareness and clearing the way for your voice.. Letting go of control. My approach is different than what I hear from other teachers.
faq
I teach all styles. Most of my students like to learn pop or musical singing.
Unless there was damage done to your vocal cords, I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to learn how to sing. It will probably take time, because either you are out of shape physically, or maybe you have gotten some bad vocal habits over the years. The continuous feedback of the program guarantees that you won't sing irresponsibly.
Not at all. The majority of my students experience this. In the beginning, some are comfortable with just watching and then progressively taking baby steps. There's a system to getting over stage fright. We'll take it in your own pace. But trust me, you can get far in 6 months.
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Act on your love of singing
"Many singing students who come to me are afraid of singing— on stage or even in their own homes. They worry that their neighbors will overhear them.
That was me once. As a teenager, I only sang in empty bus stations. The fear of someone hearing my voice was unbearable, paralysing. But the urge to sing was equally powerful.
When I turned 21, something happened that changed everything. I realised that I could no longer be a little mouse.
This revelation came after my first singing lesson. My teacher encouraged me to explore and express my voice—something I had never allowed myself to do.
Afterward, I was exhilarated. As I ran home, high on dopamine and adrenaline, I realised this feeling was the same as when I had my first kiss. I discovered that singing was my true love.
Fast forward twenty years, and as a singing teacher, I often get approached by candidate students in their 50s, 60s, or even 70s. They tell me, "I've avoided singing all my life, but I can't wait any longer."
And I tell them—your love for singing won’t fade. It’s time to stop postponing your dream."
Your vocal coach,
Linor Oren
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