Accessibility and Scholorships
Accessibility is a core value at the School of Sing and that is why we offer multiple lengths of time for private instruction as well as a monthly payment plan.
30 minutes - $1000
45 minutes - $1250
60 minutes - $1500
The semester will conclude with an open mic celebration, with proceeds supporting a scholarship program for the following semester, making the School of Sing even more accessible for all.
Please reach out to see if there are any remaining scholarship funds for the upcoming semester.
Spring Semester 2026
Week 1
January 5
Group Session 5:00
Week 2
January 12 - 16
Private Sessions
Week 3
January 19 - 23
Private Sessions
Week 4
January 26 - 30
Private Sessions
Week 5
February 2
Group Session 5:00
Week 6
February 9 - 13
Private Sessions
Week 7
February 16 - 20
Private Sessions
Week 8
February 23 - 27
Private Sessions
Week 9
March 2
Group Session 5:00
Week 10
March 9 - 13
Private Sessions
Week 11
March 16 - 20
Private Sessions
Week 12
March 23 - 27
Private Sessions
Week 13
March 30
Group Session 5:00
Week 14
April 6 - 10
Private Sessions
Week 15
April 13 - 17
Rest Week
Week 16
April 20 - 24
Rest Week
Week 17
April 27 - May 1
Private Sessions
Week 18
May 4
Group Session 5:00
Week 19
May 11 - 15
Private Sessions
Week 20
May 18 - 22
Private Sessions
Week 21
May 25
Group Session 5:00
Open Mic Performance
June 1
Group Session / Open Mic
5:00 / 6:30
Private and Group Sessions will be held via zoom or at The Park Church at 208 W Gray St. Elmira, NY 14901
Mark Cox
Hi, I’m Mark Cox, I am a singer, actor, director, public speaker, choir director, life coach and vocal coach. My passion is helping people find their voice — whether that’s through singing, speaking, or performing. With a degree in music and counseling, I’ve had the joy of working with all kinds of artists, creatives, and communicators.
I am the founder of the School of SING!, a founding producing director with Actors A La Carte and currently serve as the assistant music director of the Cantata Singers, and I’m deeply committed to the School of Sing’s mission: building a community of well-rounded vocalists grounded in their humanity and joy for living. My heart is in helping singers, speakers, and performers overcome fear of being seen, connect deeply with themselves, and create meaningful connections with their audiences.
I also lead self-discovery retreats designed to guide people toward greater confidence, authenticity, and freedom in how they express themselves. Whether you’re stepping onto a stage or stepping into a new sense of self, I’d love to walk alongside you on that journey.
