Eric Vetro is a well-known vocal coach who has worked with top singers and actors like Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, Angelina Jolie, and Timothée Chalamet. He is celebrated for helping celebrities refine their singing skills, prepare for roles, and enhance their vocal techniques. For example, Vetro coached Grande to achieve an operatic tone for her role in “Wicked,” helped Jolie prepare to sing as Maria Callas in the biopic “Maria,” and trained Chalamet to mimic Bob Dylan’s voice for “A Complete Unknown.” In an interview with Reuters, Vetro discussed his methods and introduced his online singing course through BBC Maestro.

Vetro tailors his coaching to each client’s needs, whether it’s improving technique or maintaining vocal health. For actors like Jolie, learning to sing opera without prior experience can be challenging. Vetro worked with her over several months, starting with basic exercises before advancing to complex techniques. He emphasizes the importance of identifying what makes a performer’s voice unique, especially when portraying real-life musicians. His BBC Maestro course offers practical tips and advice based on his experience with celebrities. It provides a well-rounded approach to singing, addressing not just vocal techniques but also lifestyle factors like diet, daily habits, and vocal care, making it a valuable resource for aspiring singers and performers.