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Featured Voice Teachers Near Nashville, TN

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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Voice lessons in Nashville . Whether you are looking for beginner guitar lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!

Robert H

Instruments: Piano Voice Violin Viola Trumpet

I have been around music practically since I was born, as my parents were both professional musicians and our house was constantly filled with the sounds of Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert. I initially decided to study piano and violin performance but changed my focus to education and teaching. As a passionate musician, I have enjoyed playing in symphony orchestras through the years, and I've found that being part of a group of people whose purpose is to produce a beautiful work of art is one of the most enjoyable experiences one can have. Read More

Nicole R

Instruments: Piano Voice

I'm all about getting a good laugh in here and there. MUSIC IS FUN, FOLKS! If it's taken too seriously, it can cause stress and stress leads to tensing the muscles. You can't get much work done with tense muscles or by overthinking now can you? I once heard a brilliant professor put it like this: "Good voice technique combines an understanding of what's going on in your body and also being really aware of your mental process." I think this is very important. Read More

Alyson M

Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Ukulele

For nearly ten years, I have been teaching private music lessons. However, throughout my experiences as a student and a performer, my teaching continues to grow and develop both in and out of the music classroom. With a diverse music education background including music directing musicals, vocal coaching, performing with vocal jazz ensembles, directing choirs, and performing in operas, I strive to share my musical diversity with my students. I also have a strong passion for world music in which I am constantly researching and discovering. Read More

Jack M

Instruments: Guitar Voice Bass Guitar Synthesizer Electric Guitar Acoustic Guitar

I believe that proficiency on any instrument begins with understanding how the different parts of the instrument work together to create an optimal sound. All of my students will have an understanding of the system in place that allows them to chase the sound they hear in their heads. Whether you're 8 or 80, you won't find success if you don't know how to operate the machinery! Moreover, I believe that a passion for the instrument fits nicely into the passion that you feel for the music you love, so I try to get an understanding of the genres and groups that my students are currently interested in. Read More

Edward S

Instruments: Piano Guitar Voice Bass Guitar Double Bass

My teaching methods for all instruments are to start with the basics and slowly build the foundation of a good, overall musician. For piano, I begin with Faber Piano Adventuresand Beginning Piano for Adultsby Bastien Bastien. With vocal instruction, I prefer to begin with vocal excrsises to strengthen the voice. Once the student is ready, we will move into repertoire like the first and second book of solos (for any range) by G. Read More

Erin R

Instruments: Piano Voice Music Keyboard

My performance experience started at a very young age and consisted of entertaining myself in front of the mirror (at age 2), and creating shows for family. I started doing musicals and concerts at church around age 4 and entered community theatre around age 6. My enthusiasm for the performing arts continued to grow throughout childhood, and my teenage years. I started private Voice lessons at age 16 and studied Musical Theatre at Kent State University for the first two years of college. Read More

RJ T

Instruments: Voice Drums

My teaching style has a lot to do on the student's needs and wants for they own playing. Giving a student a concept and watching it unfold in front of you is what gives me the fuel to keep fueling the student. Independency during lessons helps the student learn what works for them instead of me pushing it at them. During their own practice, I won't be there to address every mistake. Read More

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Brad B

Instruments: Piano Voice Saxophone Synthesizer Keyboard

What advice do you have about practicing effectively?
It's best if you can practice everyday for at least 15-30 min for beginner in a quiet room without any noise or visual distractions. Try to avoid practicing just the day of your lessons. Some weeks you just aren't going to get hardly any practice, but that is ok. You should still do your lesson anyways. We can review the material and get some new things to work on as well. Practicing should become an automatic habit. 30 min before dinner, or 30 min as soon as a student gets home from school. Practicing everyday is key, and practicing the hard spots first very slowly and then increasing the speed will help learn the hard spots. Then play through the entire song.

How do I know if my child is ready to start lessons?
Children are ready to start lessons when they can count, and they know their left hand from their right hand. Children that start young develop a natural talent for the piano, but children that start older can progress faster.

When will I start to see results?
You'll be learning to play songs the first lesson. Learning to play an instrument is a very slow process to become really good. A professional musician has practiced at least 10,000 hours. Most students get quite accomplished between 3-7 years. The longer the student takes lessons, the better they will be. You have to keep at it for a LONG period of time with very few breaks.

Did you have a teacher that inspired you to go into music? How did they inspire you?
My teacher taught me about music that I had an interest in, and a variety of styles. He also taught me about improvisation, harmony, rhythm, and compositions. He didn't just teach me the notes on paper, he also taught me about the harmony, form, and history behind the pieces. He also was interested in teaching me the songs that I wanted to learn to play.

Why did you choose your primary instrument?
I chose piano to be my main instrument because when you play the piano or keyboard, it sounds full and complete. The piano is a polyphonic instrument which means you can play many notes at the exact same time. You get melody, harmony, and bass all at the same time. Other instruments like violin, saxophone, flute, voice are monophonic and needs to have accompaniment to make it sound full. The other reason I chose piano, is that it's a lot easier to compose and arrange on the piano and keyboard. Many top film composers, TV Composers, and Producers create all the tracks using recording software and several different instruments samples to create "Scores" that you hear in movies, tv, and famous songs.

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