Voice Lessons in Lexington, KY

Instruments: Voice Music

Mr. Kay’mon M. - lyric tenor from Louisville, KY known to bring warmth and brilliance to the opera stage, has song throughout the country. A senior at the University of Kentucky, Mr. Kay'mon is perusing a bachelor’s in music performance. He has sung with The Bluegrass Opera, The Bellarmine Chorus, The Louisville Chorus, The Lexington Singers, The University of Kentucky Opera Theatre, The University of Kentucky Men’s Choir, and many others. Read More

Instruments: Piano Voice

We begin to work on the voice that way, and then graduate to vocal exercises from the Vaccai exercise book and simple vocal pieces such as folk songs or one of the 24 Italian Arias. As students advance, or if they come to me at an advanced stage already, we move on to more difficult art songs or arias from operas, or branch out into the student's desired repertoire if they do not wish to study classical voice specifically. Read More

Instruments: Voice

Singing is all about breathing techniques. No matter your age or vocal development, it is imperative that one learns how to breathe correctly. After teaching proper breathing techniques, I introduce many fundamentals of music, such as simple vocal warm ups and sight singing exercises. Of course, as we move into repertoire choices, I always try to find out what my students are interested in singing. I have sung a wide variety of singing styles in my day, so I feel confident in teaching whatever repertoire my students choose to sing. Read More

Instruments: Voice

I do a mixture of a lot of different teaching styles. I really just adapt to the needs of my students. I strive to keep it fun and educational no matter the skill level! Read More

Instruments: Guitar Voice Saxophone Drums Bass Guitar Accordion Recorder Keyboard Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

My experience dates back to my middle School. 20 Years ago I began to teach private lessons. I had develop great skills in my students and motivate them combine classical with commercial music. If there is some one who wishes to compose, I encourage them. My responsibility and respect for motivate them is always a long way for their progress. For me, is very important learn for doing. To play the instrument that you love and the music too. Read More