Voice Lessons New Jersey

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice

I like to motivate the students to learn. I will teach fundamentals and theory through teaching guitar, voice or piano. However, the most important matter for me is the passion that I have for performance and I pass it to my students as I teach music. I like to make the lesson fun, including the student's interests for every age and level. Read More

Instruments: Voice

I always take my students interests into account that is appropriate for their voice while solidifying good technique. However, it is equally important to be a good listener. I put a major emphasis on aural skill improvement because sight-reading using solfge syllables and rhythm exercises will bring students to the next step in their musicianship and make them more independent learners. When possible, and depending on the learner and their interests, I also encourage singers to sing in other languages to expand their knowledge. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Saxophone, Clarinet, Recorder

Ideally, I prefer to work with younger children because it is at this stage in life that they are most musically receptive; I believe it is important for a budding musician to love their craft and - regardless of age, technical skill can only take one so far in the arts. I have seen far too many musicians abandon their gift for the mundane, due to distorted visions of incompetence and unwarranted deceptions of grandeur. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Music, Keyboard

My approach to teaching is holistic, drawing on a strong background in vocal pedagogy and music education. Teaching voice, piano, and other music related lessons is a position I honor, balancing the technical, musical, and personal goals of each student and making assessments of what to address first. As the vocal instrument is one that matures at different rates for each student, I encourage all of my students to celebrate and grow at the pace that is best for their development. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

Hello! My name is pronounced [Kwee Ah Day]. Now that you have practiced that a few times I can tell you about myself. I enjoy performing very much, but I love teaching even more because it allows me to influence others who are just as passionate. In order to get into Berklee College of Music you must audition as a vocalist or instrumentalist - I auditioned as a vocalist and performed regularly every semester. Read More