Professional Enjoyable Singing Lessons & Singing Tuition, with a professional singer / singing teacher of over 9 years experience, in a processional recording studio. Thornhill, West Yorkshire, UK.
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Professional Enjoyable Singing Lessons & Singing Tuition, with a professional singer of over 9 years experience, in a processional recording studio.
The art of singing is made up of simple concepts. Each of these concepts takes some time to understand, implement and master. Furthermore, each singer brings with him a different set of abilities and attitudes, which when added to there training, independent research, personal style, and preference of music, affect his performance as well as the enjoyment of his audience. Through my professional Singing Lessons & Singing Tuition i encourage the singers abilities and bring them out to be a true performer.
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Surely anyone can sing without vocal training?
Many people are gifted with natural singing ability, but wether you want to become a professional entertainer, a casual performer, or sing for fun, it is important to learn how protect your best asset and to increase it's potential.
Can YOU Sing?
Before you pay for tuition, take time to do the following steps
You will need:-
A Tape Recorder and Microphone.
Writing Materials.
Something to sing with - Use one of your favourite singles/backing track/midi file.
Record yourself singing along to a song.
Listen back to your recording.
Take notes on the following points:
Are you in Tune with the music? - your notes should match the song.
Is your voice weak or strong? - shouting is NOT Singing!!
Are you breathing correctly? - you should not be short of breath
Do you struggle to reach the notes - pick an easy song to start with!
Are you gasping for air between phrases - learn to breath in the "rests" between phrases
Record youself again with another song
Listen to the difference in your practice recordings as you progress.
Use our FREE online Singing Lessons & Singing Tuition, vocal scales and other exercises and tutorials to expand your knowledge and improve your abilities.
Singing teachers, sometimes known as vocal coaches, work with individuals and groups, teaching vocal skills, singing and music theory, composition and musical appreciation. Singing teachers may also specialise in a particular singing style, for instance choral, opera, rhythm and blues, or pop.
Singing teachers often have several different roles: helping students to prepare for examinations; assisting students in building up a repertoire of sheet music and backing tracks; working with groups in rehearsals prior to public performance; they can be involved in coaching individuals for a particular role in a play or musical.
Teachers work in a wide range of settings including primary and secondary schools, rehearsal studios, music colleges, and on a one-to-one private tuition basis. Singing teachers may be employed by one institution or they may work on a peripatetic basis, travelling between organisations to set up and run classes.
Singing teachers are also increasingly contracted by commercial firms to design training programmes that offer alternative ways of developing professional and interpersonal skills such as teamwork, presentation, creativity and confidence building.
Typical day-to-day duties may include:
planning lessons and organising resources
coaching in particular vocal/breathing exercises and techniques
instruction in melody, harmony and improvisation
teaching specific areas relating to exam syllabuses
administration of student examinations
organising performances
practice sessions to maintain high levels in their own performance.
Private tutors may also have to deal with marketing and business accounts if self-employed.
Hours and Environment
In schools, singing teachers work normal school hours, Monday to Friday. Often, teachers divide their time between part-time work in schools and private tuition. They may also teach individual pupils or run rehearsal or music groups after school hours and occasionally at weekends. For performances outside school hours, attendance would be required.
Private singing teachers'' hours can vary widely and are normally fitted around the students'' needs.
Music teachers may work in schools, colleges, arts centres, company training centres, public venues or in their own or client''s home in the case of private tuition. Freelance music teachers spend time travelling between different teaching venues, so a driving licence is useful.
Skills and Interests
To be a singing teacher you should:
have excellent vocal and aural skills
have a good knowledge of all singing styles
be patient and enthusiastic
have good communication skills
be self-motivated and well-organised
be aware of health and safety issues
have good business skills, especially if working in private tuition.
In addition to singing skills, the ability to play one or more musical instruments is a distinct advantage
