Voice Lessons in Cooper City, FL

Instruments: Guitar Voice Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

It is important for students to progress at their own pace. Every student is different and some will be willing to practice for hours every day to get to where they want to be, and others are more casual and may practice less than 20 minutes a day. The important thing to know is no matter what you are doing it is okay, as long as you are having fun or you're doing what you want, or what will make you happy. Read More

Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Drums Bass Guitar Synthesizer Keyboard Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

Teaching online has opened up a world of possibilities for connecting with students in a flexible, creative, and highly personalized way. My virtual lessons go far beyond a typical video callthey are crafted to be immersive, engaging, and deeply effective. I use professional audio and video equipment to ensure crystal-clear sound and multiple camera angles to demonstrate technique from every angle. Through screen sharing, digital sheet music, backing tracks, and interactive theory tools, students are able to grasp concepts visually and aurally in real-time. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Voice Trumpet Flute Accordion Acoustic Guitar

My teaching started in the final years of high-school. I started teaching trumpet to kids. Once I started college in Buenos Aires(Argentina) in a music composition degree I worked with several masters in a multitude of instruments(violin, flute, trumpet, guitar) which i was able to start teaching and performing live. At the same time I developed a craving for movement practice and martial arts. This 'kinetic' approach allowed me to be much better with my students, analyzing their body and consequently their needs in regards to practice. Read More

Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice

My teaching experience dates back to high school days, where I felt the urge to share what I've learned immidiately after completing taking guitar lessons. I began to teach guitar at a community center at the age of 16. I also started to give private lessons along with the classses that I was teaching at the community center. My great desire to learn everything that I can about music lead me to where I am today. Read More

Instruments: Voice

Before we start our Lessons, I do have a few questions that I ask my students 1. Why Vocal Lessons? 2. What kind of music genres or artists you like and or listen to? 3. What are your personal music goals? 4. Would you like to sing as a career, or hobby? 5. Need help with Auditioning? 6. Ever Do Karaoke? With these guided questions I am able to formulate a geared program toward the specific student so that they could reach their goals and be successful. Read More

Instruments: Voice Clarinet Recorder

The number 1 key to a great lesson is to ensure the student is comfortable within the lesson and that they are having fun. For Vocal lessons in young beginner students, I typically walk through a few fun silly warm-ups, and breath exercises to get their voice moving free, then allow the student to sing "happy birthday" or another short song to determine pitch range. I follow-up with the "movable Do" concept ("fixed Do" for more advanced), to recognizable songs to teach pitch recognition, diction, and vowel sound in preparation for solo repertiore. Read More

Instruments: Piano Voice

With the beginning students I use Alfred and Bastien piano instructional books. Also, the children simultaneously learn to read notes and understand music notation. In my teaching method the goal is to combine high level of technique with musicality and individual interpretation. The beginners’ lessons are systematized as a successful blend of fun musical games and new academic material, thus learning new is fun and inspiring. In teaching adults, after they are comfortable with the basics, they can play songs in the genre they prefer - classical, pop or jazz. Read More