Voice Lessons Georgia

Instruments: Voice

As an artist who was signed to a major record label Mercury Records in the 90's and now an international inspirational award winning gospel artist signed to Sony, I'm passionate about singing and writing songs. I've been teaching voice lessons for 24 yrs and counting, and now I incorporate development and performance. I started singing as a little girl and been singing ever since. Now I love giving back by teaching skills I know works and sharing my expertise about the music busines. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice

I'm a passionate and experienced musician who has been fortunate to see many aspects of the music world. These include studying classical guitar in a high school conservatory at UNC School of the Arts, collaborating with modern dance companies, and film makers. I'm also a founding member of the alternative rock group Salem Lake which I currently sing and play electric guitar for. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Drums, Organ, Synthesizer, Keyboard

My teaching style ranges from student to student. For example I love to see my students develop whether they're coming to me as a beginner, basic, intermediate, or advanced student. If I have a gospel vocal student, I work with them on rifts and runs. If I have a classical piano student I work with them on fingering techniques. I'm doing site reading for piano students or drummers. We use flash cards daily to keep the site reading fresh. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

A review of where a student is in their musical journey is done before any lessons are given in order to make a lesson plan designed specifically for them. I inquire as to what the advanced students want to accomplish with their lessons so they can be placed on a path to successfully reach their goals. All students are encouraged to practice in order to reinforce what they have previously learned. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Synthesizer, Keyboard

I just played it all by myself!" I will NOT teach Suzuki, however, I accept students who have been taught under this method as long as they are willing to break some of their previously developed habits, most commonly memorization. Furthermore, I will NOT teach students who have been forced into music by a parent/guardian/etc. A student must WANT to become a musician of their own accord. Period. Read More