Voice Lessons Massachusetts

Instruments: Voice

My first experience with teaching voice started in my college days as a children choral class instructor (6- 7 years old) at Yip's Children Choral and Performing Arts Center, a reputable music learning centre in Hong Kong. After graduation, I taught at International Christian Quality Music Secondary and Primary School as an applied music teacher in voice, focusing on the one-on-one student teaching. I also have held community masterclasses for my church music group to teach and demonstrate the fundamentals of good singing. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

Mixed methods based on anatomy and physiology, classical to pop rock and blues, musical theatre, Alexander Technique, I’ve combined opera breathing with yoga and mixed martial arts as part of my Chambers Method. I also use scientific exercises for the larynx and vocal chords. I go over stage presence, focus, breathing, mic techniques, and encourage students to audition for anything they are interested in whether it’s theatre, or a band, or open mic I have over 25 years experience teaching, touring, and. composing for film and TV Read More

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

My work and musical groups have been featured in publications such as The New Yorker, Okayplayer, Afropunk, and many more. Throughout this time, I have also worked as an educator at a number of public and private schools, as well as music schools, in a variety of capacities: as a general music teacher, a choral director, a private drum, bass, guitar, and vocal instructor, a songwriting and production teacher, and more. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice

My methods are highly individualized as i get a feel for the student's musical personality. I find it is important to provide structure and a framework for learning, and for piano we begin with one the standard piano lesson series - whichever seems to appeal to age and preference. Some younger students respond well to a rewards system, while others are naturally self-motivated. Technical exercises are valuable, both to gain appreciation for practice routines, and for strength and dexterity. Read More

Instruments: Piano, Voice, Saxophone

Understanding scales, chords, and patterns in the music you like helps you to start writing your own music- it's like an artist's palette! I can also explain things visually, as there are different approaches to understanding musical concepts that help students prepare for recitals and performances. Different people learn in different ways, and I can adapt my teaching to that, which can help students get ready for recitals and performance's. Read More