LIMIT: 14 Students

COST: $1,595 per student. This includes three days of workshops (Thursday/Friday/Saturday), a Wednesday evening gathering in a Nashville home with dinner cooked by Beth, lunches Friday and Saturday at the studio, dinner at the studio on Friday night, a world-class guitarist available to accompany anyone who needs a guitarist during the recording or live performance days, and closing dinner and class performance Saturday evening.

LODGING: The most convenient and economical option is staying on campus at Scarritt Bennett where rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis. These are very basic, single rooms that share a bathroom with the adjoining room and can be booked through Urban Vacation Rentals or by calling them at 615-669-1293. There is free parking and it’s just two sidewalk blocks from Ocean Way studio. If you’d rather stay at a hotel, these are within walking distance or short drive to Scarritt Bennett/Ocean Way: Embassy Suites, Best Western Music Row, Hilton Home2 Suites, and Hampton Inn. And there are plenty of Air BnB’s around the area of Music Row/Vanderbilt/Belmont.

REFUND POLICY: Your deposit of $595 will secure one of the 14 spots. You’ll be invoiced for the remaining $1000 on Jan. 15, 2022 that will be due no later than Feb 1, 2022 to keep your spot and not lose $200 of your deposit. If you are fully paid and cancel by Feb. 15, 2022 you’ll be refunded $1,395. After Feb. 15 there is no guaranteed refund unless we fill the spot. If the spot is filled by March 1, then you’ll still receive your $1,395 refund. If you cancel after March 1 there are no refunds.

NOTE: ALL ATTENDEES OF THIS WORKSHOP ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE HAD THEIR COVID-19 VACCINATION.

This workshop has been filled.

Email Lydia if you’d like to be added to the cancellation list.

NOTE: ALL ATTENDEES OF THIS WORKSHOP ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE HAD THEIR COVID-19 VACCINATION.

Beth is such a fantastic teacher — kind, funny, encouraging. She brings out the best in everyone. Her vocal technique is so helpful and not one person’s voice was not changed for the better. I think everyone left happier than we could have imagined.
Carly Ritter, Marina del Rey, CA

I was blown away by the transformations that occurred for me and others in the Full Vocal Presence Workshop. Beth has a kind presence that creates safety and at the same time is able to pull you out of your safety zone into your authentic and powerful voice. I left with so much more confidence in my voice.
Bill O’Hanlon, Santa Fe, NM

Beth Chapman has a real gift for helping people maximize their vocal abilities. She has helped me find volume and range I did not know I had and taught me some pretty simple things about singing acoustically, in a studio, and on stage with amplification, that will make a huge difference in my music.
Matt Steinhauer, Hendersonville, TN

I can’t imagine a better teacher for this workshop. Beth’s approach to maximizing the beauty of your own voice is organic and rock solid. And her classes are so much fun and extremely insightful. You are guaranteed to experience some kind of personal shift.
Suzanne Klimek, Waynesville, NC

Beth is one of the most generous, kind, talented and humble music teachers I’ve ever met. She gives so much of herself when teaching, showing her vulnerability which allows her students to feel comfortable revealing theirs. She also seems to truly care about each individual person she works with and crafts her teaching to the individual’s need. I learned so much from Beth about music, singing, performing and living a good life. Participating in her workshop is a life changing experience no matter where you are on your musical journey and I highly recommend working with Beth any chance you can get.
Kate Auringer, Denton, TX

Beth is a spirit who uses her talents to facilitate our growth throughout the workshop, and does it in a way that all can benefit, whatever level or stage you are at in your career
David McLachlan, Toronto, Ontario

The truth found in her songs and performances, combined with her ability to discern what she is perceiving and communicate effectively, added to her generosity of spirit, are the gifts she brings to all who attend this workshop. If you are open to experiencing your relationship to your voice in a new way, this workshop will enable you to connect with your audience in more authentic and powerful ways.
Ellen Gennaro, Nashville, TN

Beth made this workshop fun by telling stories about her experiences in life as a songwriter and performer. She spends time one-on-one with each participant and coaches them throughout the 3 days. It was an amazing experience!
Lynn Sasso, Madison, CT

About Beth Nielsen Chapman:

A 2016 inductee into the Nashville Songwriter’s Hall of Fame and renowned writer of many hits for other artists as well as herself (including “This Kiss” for Faith Hill, “Nothin’ I Can Do About It Now” for Willie Nelson, “Strong Enough to Bend” for Tanya Tucker, “The Color of Roses” for Bette Midler, and “Here We Are” for Alabama), Beth Nielsen Chapman is in demand as a songwriting teacher and creative coach, having taught at such schools as the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama, the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts and Berklee School of Music in Boston, and numerous festivals and venues internationally.

Beth presents her unique and inspiring style of teaching in much the same way she approaches creativity itself. She will explore the art of singing from the center of your most powerful effortless center of communication. Your speaking voice! With no more effort than speaking, we will open up to new ways to perceive the delivery a song. Whether you plan to make it to American Idol or you just want to sing the clearest vocal on your work-tapes that show your song when you play it or a demo singer, this is a great class even for those who don’t consider themselves singers. It’s a wonderful way to take singing to another level. In addition, we’ll be learning to dive for melody using the voice during the writing process.