Voice Lessons Dekalb County, GA

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Keyboard, Acoustic Guitar

I encourage my students to have notebooks, recorders, and to learn basic accompaniment via keyboard or guitar. This will help them to expand on their practices at home and feel empowered to create music on their own. I like to keep track of my students accomplishments and enjoy encouraging them along their musical journey. Each student comes with their own unique abilities, talents and training and I believe it is my duty to meet my students where they are at and gradually bring them towards where they desire to be and where I also see their greatest potential. Read More

Instruments: Voice

We first begin with an introduction song chosen by the student, this helps me understand their current ability and what the student needs to work on. From there we move on to learning music theory, Open throat technique as well as specific techniques involving the students preferred Genre. I do however Encourage students to step outside of their comfort zone from time to time to learn new things from other Genres that may help them stand out over the rest. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Music

Alongside being an artist, teaching has been a great part of my life.  In addition to my artistic career,  I have had the privilege of having a  dynamic educational career!  My first teaching job dates back to 13 years ago.  Since then, my career has branched out into many facets of the field, both as a classroom teacher and as a private instructor.  I have had the opportunities to work with students of all ages, both in the academic and musical settings.  My current educational stint is that of a special educator who works with children with Autism.  In either setting, it is my goal as a teacher to get the student excited about learning the basics and then building the skills, so that he/she may perform to his/her fullest potential.  Read More

Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Drums, Bass Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele, Mandolin, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Djembe, Acoustic Guitar

If a student comes in knowing absolutely nothing about music, I will start with teaching basic music theory. Extensive knowledge of music theory is not essential, but a basic grasp will make the learning process much smoother. From there - for stringed instruments - we'll move onto hand conditioning. Musicians use muscles that everyday people do not (also, playing guitar hurts until you fingers calluses). Then, we move onto chord shapes and eventually we'll learn full songs. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

My teaching experience dates back to my high school days however not in music but traditional indian dance and Indian classical singing. However I have been giving piano lessons and american pop, musical theater, and opera lessons since 3 years ago. I've also found that a combination of classical and modern music can go a long way in helping students enjoy their voice and piano motivating them to practice and continue to learn. Read More