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Do you face vocal technical challenges you can’t seem to overcome?
Are you struggling with tongue, jaw, or throat tension while singing?
Do you want to learn how to better coordinate and refine technique throughout the whole range of your voice?
Do you want to learn how to use your voice in multiple styles and across different genres of music?
BEGINNING STUDENTS
Develop keyboard awareness, learn piano fingering, basic technique skills, rhythm, ear training, and develop your overall musical ability.
PIANO PROFICIENCY FOR SINGERS
Repertoire – Learn a prepared solo (level of Bach Invention, easy Haydn or Mozart sonatas)
Sight-reading – Level of Clementi sonatinas.
Scales – All major and harmonic minor scales
Arpeggios – All major and minor arpeggios
Triads and Inversions – All major, minor, diminished, and augmented triads
Seventh Chords and Inversions – All major, minor, dominant,
7th chords
BEGINNING STUDENTS
Understand basic vocal techniques and start finding your own true voice
Learn basic skills of music theory and note reading
Start building a repertoire of songs and arias
INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS
Expand your range
Navigate your break or “passage” smoothly
Refine your pitch, intonation, and tone quality
Build intimacy and trust with your instrument
ADVANCED SINGERS
Refine your technique and learn to use your voice sustainably
Work on full operatic or musical theater roles
Find more power, skill, ease, and grace
Work on microphone technique
Special course for sophomore and senior high school students. The course is focusing on advanced technical training, song selection and coaching, audition preparation, and guidance in choosing an academic institution and vocal instructor.
This program is designed to prepare young singers for the intensive demands of conservatory training. Students will have lessons at least twice a week with instruction offered for music theory, ear training, and diction, in addition to the vocal performance lessons.
What to expect from your sessions:
Tailored coaching to improve your audition skills.
Guidance on selecting the right audition material, and on how to find a connection to your pieces.
Feedback and support to build your confidence and performing skills
Many incoming freshmen find college-level music theory intimidating. These courses demand that students do more than just think musically; they must also sing, play the piano, take melodic and harmonic dictation, and memorize numerous musical rules and concepts. As a result, music theory is often considered one of the most challenging academic courses for music majors.
In my music theory classes you will learn the fundamental concepts of music theory and music history while working on piano and vocal skills. Recommended for college admission preparation.
Perhaps the most stressful part of auditioning for music programs is the sight-reading section, and this is by far the greatest challenge in the audition process. In order to prepare for this, my studio uses the EarMaster app, which is currently the leading app for ear training, sight-singing & rhythm training.