Amy Goymerac is a vocologist, singing voice specialist, and professional classical soprano, bridging voice science with real-world performance and communication experience. She holds a BA in Philosophy from Cal Poly, Master of Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and a Graduate Certificate in Vocology from Lamar University. She is a lecturer in voice and performance at California Polytechnic State University, SLO. Through her coaching, she trains singers, actors, and professional speakers — CEOs, podcasters, clergy, coaches, and teachers — to use their voices with more confidence, clarity, and impact.

Her own performing career informs her teaching: an active soprano, Ms. Goymerac has sung symphonic and operatic repertoire on stages across the country and premiered works by living composers. In 2026 she gave the world premiere of Douglas Cuomo's La Cita with the legendary Romeros Quartet — her second collaboration with Pepe Romero. Other highlights include her debut studio album To All Women Everywhere (2024), her European debut with the Pan-European Philharmonia in Athens, and originating the role of Charlotte in Kirke Mechem's Pride and Prejudice. Signature roles include Gretel, Susanna, Pamina, and Julie Jordan; concert credits include Mahler's 4th, Barber's Knoxville, and Handel's Messiah.

Over more than a decade of teaching, Ms. Goymerac has worked with hundreds of voices across every age and stage. Her singing students have gone on to complete graduate programs at conservatories across the country, win competitions, and perform opera roles internationally. Her speaking clients report voices that feel more reliable, easier to use, and that they genuinely enjoy. 

She lives on the Central Coast of California with her husband, two children and chihuahua mix. She loves spending time with family, gardening, going to the beach, camping, and baking!