Everyone has a beautiful voice!
Our voices are unique to us like a DNA in sound. Only conditioning gets in the way of allowing you to express your full potential in singing. I teach singing from the heart. It isn't complex, but many choose to make it so. I teach in a fun light hearted way that also carries the depth of the true sound of your voice. YOU CAN SING ALREADY, now you need help to make it performance level.
I have developed this course from my experience of professional performing and teaching voice healing. I will go through with you, a warm up and cool down routine, breath & power support, resonance, rhythm, song interpretation with mood and emotion, fine tuning your pitch and extending vocal range, right up to performance tips!
The full course includes:- Basic starter tones; foundation tones & warm up exercises;Listening, Pitching - Scales & Intervals;Rhythm, Tempo, Timing, Phrasing, Diction & Breathing; Melody, Harmony & Backing Vocals, Vibrato; Song construction & keys for your voice; Voice Colour Techniques for Spoken Presentations and/or voice over work; Presenting & Performing a song - Tips & Techniques, style, developing power & confidence. I also cover vocal health advice.
Get the full richness of my teaching through the lessons here and on the audio course! You have a great way to mix and match and learn through the two courses I have here at Ashbury Music Hall. Make sure you look at the video below on how it works!
SKYPE LIVE CALL
We can also schedule a personal feedback or tutoring call live on Skype for up to 30 minutes. Here we can do on the spot corrections and discuss how you're doing, and where you need further focus!Your voice is unique to you, tell me what you want to learn and let's go!
To help you:-
I teach natural voice to start, so pitching at first is not necessary. However as you progress it would be good to have access to an instrument you can match notes with. Usually a keyboard/piano but any instrument will do - flute, guitar, organ, harp.
You will also need to learn rhythm and counting. I'm not a big fan of metronomes for singing, but if you have no idea of beat, then it can help you keep strict time. You can use a drum machine or built in one in a keyboard.
