Voice Lessons Prince William County, VA

Instruments: Voice

I strive to provide effective tools for children and adults of all ages that reinforce vocal training, confidence, precision, and vocal hygiene. The last decade of experience gives me a solid foundation to ascertain the temperament and learning style of students and create a specialized and integrative lesson plan for them to utilize in order to enhance their gifts. My personal style is an authoritative one, not authoritarian or passive, wherein I connect with my students with positive reinforcement. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Music, Keyboard

I find the process of exploring music and finding solutions together with my students to be intensely uplifting and meaningful, since, as mentioned earlier, each musical soul is unique. While I set clear standards of excellence, I am also patient with all levels and abilities. Indeed, teaching beginners (including adults) is a special passion of mine. A typical lesson will include warm-ups, scales, arpeggios and etudes, followed by detailed work on repertory pieces. Read More

Instruments: Voice

My name is Stephanie. I am experienced voice teachers in Williamsburg. I love helping others develop their musical and artistic ability. I focus on teaching students of all ages on good vocal technique. This will help them to have the best musical experience possible.My degree is from New England Conservatory of Music for Vocal Performance and also hold a Bacholors of Muisc. I have had many opportunties to sing professionally in Italy perfroming in several different opera's and concerts. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

The most rewarding thing to see as a teacher is the passion that my students develop for music! To keep the student motivated we set goals weekly so that they are constantly improving. I understand that each student progresses at different speeds so some weeks the goal may be small and some weeks it may be greater and require more time. But they are constantly growing and working to be the best they can be. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Voice, Keyboard

Adult students I have taught typically want to learn to do two things: 1) accompany themselves on an instrument while singing a popular song or 2) learn to play with others ... whether that be a jam session during a jazz set ... or playing behind someone else that is singing or playing a lead instrument. For these adult learners I lean toward teaching chords, arpeggios and scales. Important: I suggest that a student only practice 15 to 20 minutes a day ... whatever amount of time it takes to cover the lesson. Read More