Our music lesson students will have the opportunity to take lessons from the comfort of their own home or in one of the teachers studios. Careful attention is placed on each student to ensure a custom lesson plan. Our music teachers understand that every student has different needs and abilities and therefore the lessons will be planned with that knowledge in mind.
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Featured Voice Teachers In Macomb County, MI
Helen B
Instruments: Voice
I use positive teaching methods that help students make music using good technique, become more expressive, develop self-confidence, and a voice with a beautiful sound that you will love. The technique that you will learn is the foundation for singing any genre or style of music from Bach to Pop to Broadway. The vocal exercises are fun to do and very effective. Students make progress beginning with the first lesson. Read More
Cassidy E
Instruments: Voice
Cassidy has also been very involved in the West Michigan music business scene. She has promoted local musicians by designing posters, creating electronic press kits and booking shows with Michigan venues. Cassidy also founded 1202 Sessions, a promotional media service for musicians. Through 1202 Sessions, Cassidy has partnered with Carbon Stories, a media agency, to promote many local musicians by directing music videos, hosting concerts at Art Prize and putting on album release parties. Read More
Kate W
Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice
Nothing is more important to me than helping each of my students become passionate about music. To ensure this goal, I work closely with students to identity styles of music that they enjoy, and save lesson time to explore these styles. Each student progresses at a different pace, which I identity by setting specific goals for each student. Read More
Amanda W
Instruments: Voice
I do not provide a strict curriculum. Instead, I form lessons based on student's needs as I feel this is more effective and more personalized. Things that we may explore include; warm-ups, posture, breathing techniques, tongue twisters, learning to read notation, and rhythm. I prided myself on not only teaching the basics of singing but how the body works in conjunction with it. I strive for my students to not only know 'how' but also 'why'. Read More
John T
Instruments: Voice
Then, I do some light exercises customized to the student. The exercises are where they apply the concepts taught in setting the breath, but also where they learn to sing with proper vowel production. I use the vowel chart in Joan Wall's International Phonetic Alphabet for Singers as a way of explaining how each vowel is formed. I also like to have them vocalize using certain words or phrases from pieces they are working on to reinforce certain vowel changes and how to connect the breath. Read More
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