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Featured Voice Teachers Near St Louis , MO

Here are just a few of the many teachers offering voice lessons in St Louis . 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!
Elizabeth P

Elizabeth P

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I'm a passionate, multi-talented music instructor of over 15 years.  I'm also a professional recording artist, producer, composer, and performer.  I'm a pianist, vocalist, and guitarist.  One of the great successes of my career is working for two of the largest record labels in the world, EMI and Arista Records.  I work with celebrity musicians from past to present.  I have my associates degree in music therapy and am currently working towards my bachelor's.

Katie R

Katie R

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As every voice is unique, it is important to me that the lessons I give are personalized for each student. It is always my goal to unlock the singer's true, natural voice, so that they can create their own personal sound. I use a functional bel canto method that focuses on a natural expression of the voice and an active breath and resonance. This ensures a healthy sound production, avoiding undue pressure on the vocal folds. The greatest aspect of this technique is that it translates to any musical style and provides a solid foundation that can be taken in any direction.

Amy W

Amy W

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I began teaching private lessons as part of my degree program. I also worked with several different age groups during field work. I taught small groups of students to upwards of forty students. 

Rachel S

Rachel S

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I started teaching in a studio while I was in high school, and I branched out to teach out of my own residence while I was in college. Having taught a variety of ages, I have found that making a personal connection with people is fundamental in making progress in music. Performing with a traveling children's band around the country and leading worship in Africa have been experiences that have taught me how to connect with people in a way that is relevant and helpful to them. I interned in children's ministry, but I have worked with adults, too. I love people and enjoy sharing music with everyone. 

Timothy M

Timothy M

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My teaching style varies depending on what the student is looking to do. I try to teach the number system to all my students especially those seeking to play in Church or with a cover band. I love when I see the light bulb go off in the first few sessions as things start making sense. 

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