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Featured Voice Teachers Near Oklahoma City, OK

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Here are just a few of the many teachers offering Voice lessons in Oklahoma City . 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!

Jennifer K

Instruments: Piano Voice

I will also help a student with any outside pieces for school or the community. Piano Lessons: For beginning students who are very young, I start with Bastien Piano Basics or Hal Leonard Essential Elements. For adults/teens, I use the KJOS Bastien book for adults or the upper level books by Hal Leonard. I also have my students play popular pieces or holiday pieces of their choosing in addition to their classical repertoire. Read More

Daniel W

Instruments: Piano Voice

The classical repertoire will reinforce the technique and specific lessons covered. The other pieces should also reinforce specific concepts and skills, but should be music the student enjoys. I strive to keep the lessons and the practice time engaging and rewarding. I cannot stress enough that music is a talent, and just as importantly a skill that anyone can develop. Like anything worthwhile that will last a lifetime, it is not developed over night. Read More

Paul W

Instruments: Voice

Don’t be deterred by the thought of classical training techniques. The techniques and abilities I have developed did not hinder my ability to sing and perform other genres as one might assume. In fact, the opposite is true. The classical technique I teach helps the singer develop full control of his or her voice. This allows one to adjust one’s singing style appropriately to the genre at hand. Read More

Charles J

Instruments: Piano Voice Trumpet

I have been a student of music for 50 years and continue to love the older styles as well as all the new directions while music evolves. I believe music can transform a person and those transformed will touch many other lives. Being a certified speech/drama/debate instructor as well as a musician I am convinced that music is a language and needs to be taught as a language is taught. Read More

Macey T

Instruments: Piano Voice Music

I am a determined and driven teacher who loves to share my passion for music with my students. I graduated this spring from Oklahoma City University with my Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance. My music career has given me the opportunity to sing in many different styles including Opera, Jazz, Music Theatre, Pop, Rock, Country, and more. I have had the opportunity to travel across the US performing in many voice competitions, as well as winning a national award for my performances. Read More

Ronn B

Instruments: Voice

I always start with a strong Classical Foundation, and also specialize in Musical Theatre and Contemporary Styles. Some students love classical music, and we work on Italian arias...while others love 80s Metal Bands, and we work on healthy ways to approach contemporary music. For Musical Theatre, I make sure my students have a wide range of genres at the ready, so they are equally prepared to audition for both My Fair Lady or Hamilton. Read More

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Christopher J

Instruments: Voice

What advice do you have about practicing effectively?
As a voice teacher and entrepreneur, I firmly believe that effective practice is essential for progress and success in vocal development. Here's some advice I offer to my students and clients: Consistency is Key: Consistent practice, even if it's just a few minutes each day, is far more beneficial than sporadic, marathon sessions. Set aside dedicated time each day for vocal practice to build muscle memory and maintain progress. Focus on Quality, Not Quantity: Practice with intention and focus on quality rather than quantity. Pay attention to proper technique, tone production, and interpretation of the music. It's better to practice a small section of music thoroughly than to rush through an entire piece. Warm-Up Properly: Start each practice session with a thorough vocal warm-up to prepare your voice for singing. Focus on exercises that target breath support, vocal range, articulation, and resonance to ensure a healthy and efficient vocal production. Break It Down: Break down challenging passages or songs into smaller, manageable sections. Practice each section separately, focusing on technical accuracy and musical expression, before gradually piecing them together. Use Recording Tools: Record yourself during practice sessions to listen back and assess your performance objectively. Pay attention to areas that need improvement and make adjustments accordingly. Recording tools can also be helpful for tracking progress over time. Stay Hydrated and Rested: Proper hydration and adequate rest are crucial for vocal health and stamina. Drink plenty of water throughout the day and get enough sleep to ensure your voice performs at its best during practice sessions. Mix It Up: Keep practice sessions varied and engaging by incorporating different vocal exercises, repertoire, and styles of music. Experiment with vocal improvisation, sight-reading, and vocal exercises to keep your practice routine fresh and stimulating. Seek Feedback: Don't hesitate to seek feedback from your voice teacher or trusted peers. They can provide valuable insights, constructive criticism, and encouragement to help you refine your vocal technique and interpretation. Set Realistic Goals: Set realistic and achievable goals for your practice sessions and vocal development. Break down larger goals into smaller milestones and celebrate your progress along the way. Stay Positive and Patient: Finally, maintain a positive attitude and be patient with yourself as you progress on your vocal journey. Remember that improvement takes time and dedication, so trust the process and enjoy the journey of learning and growing as a vocalist.

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