Voice Lessons in Miami, FL

Instruments: Piano Voice

Along the way, we'll build the confidence to own the stage and prep for auditions. Our lessons aren't just about hitting the right notes; they're about creating a space where you can truly shine, discover your own style, and fall head over heels in love with music. The grand finale? A showcase where you get to flaunt your newfound skills! Together, we're not just learning; we're crafting a musical journey that's uniquely yours. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Voice Ukulele Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I encourage all my students to learn the basic rudiments of music including music theory, sight-reading and playing ‘by ear’. I recommend Mel Bay’s “Children’s Guitar Method” and Hal Leonard’s “Guitar Method Book 1” for school age children. However, many of my students have decided to concentrate on learning basic theory involving chords and scales to develop ability to play ‘by ear’. When working with voice students I focus on basic theory, breath control, and vocal scales to develop student’s ability to discern musical intervals. Read More

Instruments: Voice

I am a determined, passionate, and motivated instructor who loves sharing my joy music with students. I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in Vocal Music from Louisiana Tech University. Now I am studying Music Business at University of Miami. I performed in many different operas such as Cosi Fan Tutti and Amahl and the Midnight Visitors. I also performed in many talents singing RB, and doing gospel concerts in the surrounding local churches. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Voice Flute Bass Guitar Ukulele Music Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I started performing as tenor first when I was 12 years old with the First Baptist Church of Managua City, which they made two annual concerts on the National Theater per year that first would involve performing Classical Music choir performances and the second performance would be dedicated for Christmas, this under the direction of the Jorge Bojorge, who was the director the National Conservatory of Music UPOLI, back then. After I turned 16 and right after I started college I attended the College Choir with one of the most known composers from Nicaragua, Juan Manuel Mena. Read More

Instruments: Guitar Voice Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

As mentioned previously, my Philosophy is this: think like a learner so that learners are able to learn from someone who thinks like them. I like to start my lessons from the very beginning which is tuning the instrument, so that the instrument sounds good. To me music is about 10% technicality and 90% feeling. Because you can play through an entire piece without any emotion and it won't be enjoyable because it doesn't feel good. 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 Keyboard Electric Guitar Classical Guitar Acoustic Guitar

That says it all. For guitar for children , none can top "Alfred's Children Guitar book For Classical guitar I love the Charles Duncan's books "A modern approach to classical guitar" plus the repertoire books which are a gem and easy to approach. For technique for beginners there is the "Charles Ramirez" which is also pretty advanced in the end and a good introduction to both classical and flamenco. The advantage of Ramirez's book is that it is relatively brief but nonetheless thorough. Read More