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Featured Voice Teachers Near Pittsburgh, PA

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering voice lessons in Pittsburgh. Whether you are looking for beginner voice lessons for your kids, or are an adult wanting to improve your skills, the instructors in our network are ready to help you now!
Adrienne S offers voice lessons in Pittsburgh, PA

Adrienne S

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...I work with students to move at their pace while still challenging them with engaging material that they are insterested in and that will help them improve and grow musically. ... Read More

LaKedria L offers voice lessons in Pittsburgh, PA

LaKedria L

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...Teaching a so much fun for me and I convey that to my students as well. A typical lesson with me, is spent talking about the individual student ( Emotions, concerns etc) A 5-10 minute warmup depending on age and level. ... Read More

Jacquelynn W offers voice lessons in Pittsburgh, PA

Jacquelynn W

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...It is my belief that if a student is enjoying their lessons and seeing their own improvement, they will be motivated to keep up the practice. My favorite part of being a teacher is seeing a student's individual growth on his or her instrument and having them realize how much their efforts are paying off! ... Read More

Shannan N offers voice lessons in Pittsburgh, PA

Shannan N

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...I am a passionate and very motivated music instructor who loves nothing more than sharing my knowledge with my students. In, 2008, I graduated cum laude from West Liberty Univeristy where I earned my bachelor's degree in Music Education with an emphasis in vocal technique and choral directing.... Read More

Bo L offers voice lessons in Pittsburgh, PA

Bo L

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...So my job is to help you to find your own and work on it until to reach your goal with Music! By trying to find out what inspires students l, I can successfully tailor my instruction to their wants and needs!... Read More

Ellen P offers voice lessons in Pittsburgh, PA

Ellen P

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...For adults, my main goal is to help them become self-sufficient on their instrument. What that means is I hope they will be able to pick up any piece of music and have the knowledge and tools to learn how to play it on their own.... Read More

Emily R offers voice lessons in Pittsburgh, PA

Emily R

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...For more advanced students or adult learners, I try to cater to the specific interests of the student while continuing to work on improving fundamental skills on the instrument.... Read More

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