For a singing lesson, spoken‑voice or singing technique session, Vocal Cognitive Stimulation®, or to observe classes at the Atelier Sarkissian in Paris, please contact us via the online form.
How does it work?
At the Atelier Sarkissian in Paris, singing and vocal‑technique lessons are based on the Sarkissian Method®, the first cognitive vocal technique for spoken and sung voice. By working with the method’s central educational tool, the Balance Triangle®, each student learns to connect creative thinking (intention, imaginative content) with technical thinking (physical executive mechanisms), which naturally turns every lesson into genuine cognitive stimulation. The voice becomes a tool for reaching precise goals while strengthening attention, memory, organisation and creativity.
For whom?
The Atelier Sarkissian welcomes:
- classical and non‑classical singers, from beginners to professionals
- actors, public speakers, teachers and artists who use their speaking voice intensively
- people with fragile or pathological voices
- neurotypical and neurodivergent people (dys disorders, ADHD, autistic spectrum).
Many students come to prepare leading roles, contemporary creations, international competitions or complex role debuts, and testify to a lasting improvement in vocal quality, confidence and mental comfort.
Where?
Lessons take place at the Atelier Sarkissian in Paris, just a few steps from Place Denfert‑Rochereau, in individual sessions or small groups, and can be complemented by online work through the Virtual Curriculum of the Sarkissian Method®.
What makes the Atelier Sarkissian unique?
- Vocal Cognitive Stimulation® is naturally integrated into every lesson: even when a student is working on high notes, stamina or projection, they are already practising SCV through the Triangle and the organisation of their thinking.
- High‑level artistic and pedagogical standards: singers, actors and voice teachers choose the Atelier to prepare ambitious stage projects, create roles or refine their own pedagogy, while integrating the Sarkissian Method®.
- A method for every brain: the Sarkissian Method has proved effective with very diverse profiles, including dys disorders (such as dyslexia and orofacial dyspraxia), ADHD and autistic‑spectrum conditions, thanks to a simple mental tool that naturally adapts to each person.
- Ongoing research: presented at the Collegium Musicae (Sorbonne University) as a method of teaching, rehabilitation and therapy, the Sarkissian Method® is the subject of scientific work in music, neuroscience and therapeutic practice.
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