World-Class Voice Coaching for Singers & High-Stakes Speakers
In-studio across South Florida. Online worldwide
Build Vocal Power, Presence & Authority
Led by Matt Kramer — Platinum-Selling Vocalist, World-Touring Frontman & Second-Generation Master Voice Coach
How Private Voice Coaching Begins
Singers and speakers work with Matt differently. Here’s how each path begins.
For Singers
Private singing lessons at Kramer Voice Company begin with the required two-hour Singer Vocal Diagnostic.
This is your first working session—not a separate assessment before lessons. Matt hears your voice in exercises and real songs, identifies the most important training priorities, and begins the work with you.
First session: Singer Vocal Diagnostic — $500 / two hours
Follow-up private coaching is $200 per 60-minute session. No ongoing package is required.

"I came to Matt Kramer because I felt like I was not being challenged and plateauing with my usual vocal routine. Just after the first couple of lessons, my range, tone, and sustainability improved tremendously. I was very happy to also have him prepare me for my time on NBC's "The Voice," because his techniques gave me the confidence I needed to remain comfortable on stage.
For Speakers & Executives
Speakers and executives begin with a complete private Voice & Communication Program starting at $1,500.
Every program opens with a two-hour Executive Voice & Performance Diagnostic and continues with focused coaching built around your voice, role, material, timeline, and professional demands.
Private programs begin at $1,500

"Matt – You are an amazing voice coach. You have helped me unlock my speaking voice and take it to new levels. I now speak with much less effort and much more power. You’re the best!"

The Instrument and the Performance
Every voice has two jobs.
It has to function well. And it has to communicate.
Matt Kramer works with both.
For singers, that means developing the physical instrument—breath, coordination, range, registration, resonance, tone and stamina—while connecting that technique directly to phrasing, interpretation, recording and performance.
For speakers and executives, it means developing a stronger, more reliable voice while also refining authority, articulation, pacing, presence, emotional connection and delivery under pressure.
Matt’s background makes that combination unusually complete. As a platinum-selling recording artist, world-touring frontman and second-generation master voice coach, he has spent decades studying the voice and using it professionally when the moment mattered.
That is why the work is diagnostic and highly individual. Matt identifies what is happening inside the instrument, what is happening in the performance, and where the greatest change can be made.
Build the instrument. Develop the performance.
Trust the voice when it counts.

For Singers
A singer does not need more random exercises. They need to understand what their voice needs, what may be getting in the way, and how to build an instrument they can rely on.
Kramer Voice Company works with singers at every serious stage of development—from talented beginners who want to build correctly from the start to recording artists, touring performers and working singers preparing for demanding projects.
Every voice arrives with its own history. Some singers are looking for greater range or power. Others are dealing with fatigue, breathiness, tension, pitch inconsistency or a voice that works beautifully one day and becomes unpredictable the next.
Training can address range, registration, breath coordination, tone, resonance, pitch, stamina, vocal consistency and the physical habits that influence how efficiently the instrument functions. The goal is greater freedom, control and reliability without sacrificing what makes the singer sound like themselves.
And technique is only half of the equation.
A technically capable voice still has to say something. The work therefore extends into phrasing, interpretation, emotional delivery, microphone technique, recording, stage performance and the ability to remain connected to the song when the pressure rises.
Every new singer begins with the Singer Diagnostic. Matt evaluates how the voice is functioning as a complete system, identifies strengths and limitations, and determines where the greatest improvement can be made.
Whether the goal is a first performance, a recording project, a demanding tour or simply finally understanding the voice you have been carrying around for years, the starting point is the same:
Understand the instrument. Then build the singer.
(Jacob Thornton, Singer Songwriter / Recording Artist)

For Speakers & Executives
A powerful message needs a voice capable of carrying it.
Your expertise may already be established. But as your role expands, the room gets larger, the stakes rise, and communication itself becomes part of the job.
Kramer Voice Company works with executives, attorneys, founders, keynote speakers, broadcasters and media professionals whose voices have to perform when the outcome matters.
Matt trains both the physical voice instrument and the performance carrying the message. Because a strong idea should not sound smaller simply because the voice changes under pressure.
The work may address strength, resonance, articulation, breath, projection, pacing, stamina and control—along with delivery, credibility, emotional connection, command of the room and the ability to remain responsive when the pressure is on.
The goal is not to manufacture a “speaker voice.” It is to make your own voice more capable—without losing the intelligence, personality and authenticity that made people listen to you in the first place.
That voice may need to hold up in a boardroom, courtroom, keynote presentation, television interview, media appearance, product launch or on camera, where there may be only one opportunity to get the message right.
Every new speaker or executive begins with the Executive Voice & Performance Diagnostic. Matt identifies what is happening in the instrument, what is happening in the performance, and where the greatest gains can be made.
Build the voice. Command the moment.

A Miami Voice Legacy Since 1956
Kramer Voice Company began in Miami in 1956, when Kay Harrison Kramer started teaching voice while still in her teens. What began as one young singer’s passion for the instrument grew into a lifetime of coaching and a voice studio that would serve generations of performers.
Kay’s approach was never limited to producing a beautiful sound. She understood the voice as part of the whole person—breathing, body, musicianship, emotion and performance working together. That philosophy became part of the foundation Matt Kramer grew up around.
Matt was raised inside that world of singers, lessons and music before building a professional career of his own as a recording artist and touring frontman. Today, as the second generation of Kramer Voice Company, he carries that history forward with nearly four decades of experience using, studying and coaching the voice.
The work has expanded beyond singers. Executives, speakers, broadcasters and other professionals now come to Kramer Voice Company for the same fundamental reason performers have for generations:
When the voice matters, the instrument deserves to be understood.
Nearly seventy years after Kay began teaching in Miami, the tools and the world around the voice have changed enormously.
The commitment to the instrument has not.
Kay Harrison Kramer performing at Miami Bayfront, 1956.
Trusted by World-Class Performers
For more than five decades, Otto Waalkes has built an extraordinary international career across live performance, music, film, comedy, and voice acting.
When a performer with that level of experience places, their voice in Matt Kramer's hands, it reflects the precision, trust, and professional understanding behind the Kramer voice method.
Whether the client is an established entertainer, a developing singer, or a high-stakes, professional speaker, the work begins in the same place: understanding the instrument, identifying what is limiting it, and building a voice that can perform reliably under pressure.
Otto Waalkes on Training with Matt Kramer


Coaching for the Moment That Matters
Professional voice work does not always happen in a lesson room. Sometimes there is a recording session, keynote, interview, commercial, audition, broadcast or live performance ahead—and the voice has to be ready when the moment arrives.
When members of the Miami Dolphins prepared for a Super Bowl commercial, Matt Kramer was brought in to coach vocal delivery, timing, energy and on-camera performance.
That same practical approach carries into every assignment. Matt looks at what the moment demands, what may be interfering with the voice or delivery, and where focused work can create the greatest change in the time available.
For a singer, that may mean preparing the voice for a recording session, audition or stage. For a speaker or executive, it may mean sharpening delivery before a keynote, interview, presentation or media appearance.
Different demands. Different voices. Different rooms.
The objective remains the same: be ready when it counts.
Matt Kramer coaching members of the Miami Dolphins for a Super Bowl commercial.
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