Voice Lessons Alabama

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Keyboard

I made a promise to God. When I was living in Fort Stewart, GA, I attended a fairly small church. Even though our congregation was small, we had a choir that was filled with very talented and gifted singers that I truly enjoyed serving with. However, we could never seem to keep a faithful keyboard player that we could rely on for weekly rehearsals and Sunday morning worship. Finally, we found a magnificent keyboard player that we loved. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Voice, Bass Guitar

I've taught guitar and bass at music shops in the North AL region for thirty-seven years. As a successful singer who has performed for many years I have started teaching voice as well. The desire and interest to learn music and to practice are important if progress is to be made. Some students have innate talent and may progress more quickly and some students may have to work longer for the same results. Read More

Instruments: Guitar, Voice, Saxophone, Drums, Bass Guitar, Keyboard, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

I'm an exciting and tenacious teacher of music; I found a passion and love for music at a young age, and I would love to pass it on to anyone willing to learn! Starting out on alto sax, I was in concert band from 4th graded onward, then joined the marching band in 8th grade transferred to tenor sax from 9th-12th. I picked up the bass guitar in 10th grade, then the electric and acoustic guitar in 11th. Read More

Instruments: Voice

For voice students, I tailor my lesson plans to each students individual goals. For students pursuing classical lesson, I would start with repertoire from "25 Italian Songs and Arias." For more advanced students, I would find repertoire that fit their voice type from operas, or aria books. I encourage all of my students to do at least one classical song because the technique that can be learned from that is extremely helpful. Read More

Instruments: Voice, Cello, Trumpet, Flute, Clarinet, Euphonium, Tuba, Music

I will admit will full confidence that I am the type of teacher to keep it laid back and casual, but will not let my student stop giving me their full effort. If anything, they will be disappointing themself in the future, and I refuse to allow that to happen. If I do not make my student laugh in the first ten minutes of the lesson, then I have failed to make them comfortable for that lesson. Read More