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Featured Voice Teachers Near San Francisco , CA

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering voice lessons in San Francisco . 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!
Olga M offers voice lessons in San Francisco , CA

Olga M

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...I have a long history of voice, theory of music and piano teaching from the beginning of my singing career. I come from family of teachers and musicians and feel that despite of my love for stage, teaching is my true destination.Even while I was very busy performing internationally, I always enjoyed teaching, and took time to accumulate as much as possible of knowledge and experience in order to prepare myself for the next and very important step in my life becoming a voice teacher. ... Read More

Jacob M offers voice lessons in San Francisco , CA

Jacob M

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...I like my students to work on their performance personas, as well as technique and repertoire. I want my students to be engaged and excited about the music they are working on and to practice performing it like the rock star they are! ... Read More

Shari J offers voice lessons in San Francisco , CA

Shari J

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...My teaching experience began back in 2009. I am an elementary music teacher and currently teach out of two prominent vocal studios in the Bay Area and am now extending my services out of my home studio. ... Read More

Samantha S offers voice lessons in San Francisco , CA

Samantha S

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...Once the student is comfortable and has a few original songs to present, they will perform at a public venue and receive audience feedback. This will open up amazing opportunities for growth and networking!... Read More

Melanie R offers voice lessons in San Francisco , CA

Melanie R

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...I suggest setting goals for each practice session, which should be at least 3 times a week to notice improvements. Find a quiet space (in a car is GREAT for scales and breath control!) and gently warm up.... Read More

Rick D offers voice lessons in San Francisco , CA

Rick D

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...After graduating I was hired by many of the local opera companies as well as being appointed stage director of the Bear Valley Music Festival where I worked for ten years.... Read More

Jeremiah P offers voice lessons in San Francisco , CA

Jeremiah P

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...After a warm up, I will teach a little bit of music theory so as to make a connection from the technical mindset to execution. From then on, I will usually introduce a piece that involves what I talk about in the theory portion.... Read More

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