Learn to Sing with Pardis
Unlock the voice you didn't know you had — with technique-first courses, personal analysis, and warm, honest guidance from a working performer.
A stage voice. A teacher's ear.
Pardis is a Persian singer and vocal coach. On stage she leans into moody, cinematic jazz; off stage she teaches singers of every level how to find, protect, and expand their voice. Her method is technical, patient, and unafraid to say what actually needs to change.
Courses & Sessions
Digital PDFs delivered by email within 24 hours. The bundle is the smartest way to start.
Complete Bundle
All 4 PDFs · biggest saving
- Introduction to Singing
- High Notes (PDF + video)
- Solfège & Music Theory
- Vocal Registers Explained
- Lifetime updates
Introduction to Singing
PDF course · foundations
- Posture, breath, and body alignment
- Understanding your instrument
- Daily 10-minute routine
- Common beginner mistakes to avoid
High Notes
PDF + explanation video
- The mixed voice explained simply
- How to hit high notes without straining
- Video walkthrough of the technique
- Warm-ups specifically for range extension
Introduction to Solfège & Music Theory
PDF course
- Read music like a singer, not a pianist
- Intervals, scales, and key signatures
- Ear-training exercises
- Sight-singing progression
Vocal Registers Explained
PDF course
- Chest, mix, head, and whistle demystified
- Feel and identify each register
- Smooth transitions and register breaks
- Exercises for a connected voice
45-Minute Voice Analysis Session
1-on-1 video call with Pardis
- Live analysis of your current technique
- Pardis identifies exactly what to fix
- Personalized improvement plan
- Follow-up notes by email
Not sure where to start?
Book the 45-minute voice analysis session. Pardis listens to your voice, tells you honestly what to work on, and hands you a personal plan you can actually follow. It's the fastest way to make real progress.
Selected performances
A few performances and lessons — swipe to watch.
Free: 5 Daily Vocal Warm-Ups
A one-page PDF with the exact warm-ups Pardis uses before every performance.