Trevor is a composer, singer and conductor, with more than twenty-five years teaching experience. He is passionate about creating opportunities for st... read more
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Hannah is a professional singer, songwriter and music producer. She studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the Royal Danish Academy of... read more
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I started teaching in 1998 while I was still living in Italy. I taught Literature, Humanities, Music and Drama, mainly in secondary schools and academ... read more
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Louise is an educated vocal teacher from Brighton Institute of Modern Music (BA hons and diploma in vocals and musical performance). Louise has over a... read more
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Josephine is a teacher based in Cardiff. Before moving to Cardiff, she studied vocal performance at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. She is experie... read more
Lars holds an MMus (Distinction) in Vocal Performance from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, where he studied under Sophie Grimmer and R... read more
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In 2016, I achieved a First Class Bachelor of Arts in Popular Music Performance at Sonus Factory, Rome, and I am currently studying a Masters in Comme... read more
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Rachel is an experienced music tutor and performer who has studied at the RNCM and with The ENO as a young artist on their opera works programme. She ... read more
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Nade is a highly experienced Music Tutor specialising in Singing and Songwriting. Her nurturing attitude is instantly recognisable. Music facilitator... read more
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*ONLINE ONLY* Juliet has long been a passionate educator, having over 20 years of private instruction experience in voice, piano and viola. She looks ... read more
Poppy has been teaching for the past 7 years and has absolutely loved sharing her skills and techniques with her students. Poppy is a classically tra... read more
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Anna is a violinist, composer and singer based in Newcastle. She comes from a classically trained background with many years of experience playing va... read more
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Alexandra is a highly educated singing teacher with over 20 years experience in teaching. She offers expertise in a wide range of genres, plus a reall... read more
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Lydia is a Classical Singer currently singing as a Fellow and Choral Scholar at St Martin-in-the-Fields, London. She is also member of the Voces8 Sch... read more
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Megan is a passionate teacher and experienced performer. She has a BMus degree in Popular Music Performance (Vocals), and now she’s completed her stud... read more
Einar trained at the Royal Northern College of Music as well as with leading voice and violin teachers. Alongside his teaching, Einar pursues an acti... read more
CURRENTLY EMILY ONLY HAS AVAILABILITY ON SATURDAY MORNINGS. Emily is a singer and musician based in Leeds. She has a Bachelors degree in Jazz Voca... read more
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Callum is a fun, patient and kind teacher who focusses on enthusing his students to enjoy music making. Callum graduated from Goldsmiths College, Uni... read more
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ONLINE OR IN-PERSON WORCESTER ONLY Kath is a singer / pianist and a widely experienced band musician; primarily in vocals, but also on keyboard to acc... read more
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Max is a professional musician who is passionate about inspiring people to pursue a career in music. Having completed a Music Degree at the University... read more
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*ONLINE & IN LEEDS* “My philosophy is that everyone can sing! I believe that singing is both fun and therapeutic for all, whether you're looking to si... read more
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Lucy is as well-educated, inspirational Vocal Coach who aims to develop a culture of learning and high aspiration in her pupils. She began her musical... read more
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Will has been singing and performing since he was 6 years old and has been writing his own material since he was 10 years old, He is a singer/songwrit... read more
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Henry is a pianist, composer, and researcher who works internationally in many kinds of music-making. Henry is passionate that anyone can be a musicia... read more
Hello! My name is Aizaac. I trained in Musical Theatre at the Urdang Academy and have been performing around the world ever since! I started studying ... read more
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4 Steps to Curing Performance Anxiety
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6 Music Jobs You Didn’t Know You Could Do
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Patience and Practice as You Learn to Sing
When you're learning to sing, practice is as important as it is for any aspiring musician - it's how we improve and see progress. At the start of your musical journey, during your first singing lessons for example, it's important to set reasonable goals and to practice little and often. Although this applies to all instruments, as you learn to sing vocalists should take this into extra consideration. Whilst you're in the early stages of your singing lessons, you'll still be working on proper technique, and it's important not to get too excited and sing for hours at a time right away - you might not be able to spot a mistake you're making with your technique and you could damage your vocal cords as you learn to sing. Make sure you use a variety of methods of recording the exercises and techniques from your singing lessons and try practising for 20 minutes a day at first, and when you're more confident you can increase this to half an hour, then 45 minutes and eventually, an hour a day. Focussed practice is also important - we recommend taking some notes in your singing lessons so you can remember what you need to focus on. Singing Teachers will often recommend exercises or sections to practice in your singing lessons, so maybe you can try to get through a couple of those in each practice session. Be patient - when you start to learn to sing you may be told to only focus on one tiny section o a piece, to begin with, but eventually you'll learn to sing the whole thing confidently, and it will be so worth all the hard work!
Learn to Sing Songs in your Singing Lessons
We almost never see singers performing from sheet music - it's good practice in all genres to learn to sing your songs off by heart. But learning songs is a difficult process - you have to remember not only the words and melody but your singing technique, rhythm, posture, articulation, dynamics etc. The goal is to be able to learn to sing the piece without sheet music, off by heart, perfectly - but this takes work! In your singing lessons, your tutor will recommend you learn to sing the song by breaking down each element and focusing on them individually in your practice sessions. For example, you can learn to sing the words out of context by saying each phrase over and over or writing them down a few times. Similarly, it might help you to create a visual prompt sheet including bits of technique, direction and dynamics. Or you could learn to sing by practising the melody on its own - try to learn to sing it on an open vowel sound around the house to see how far you can get without any sheet music. Another great way to memorise a song is to listen to it! It seems obvious but is often a forgotten technique. Directly after your singing lessons, put the song on your headphones on a bus or play it while you're doing the washing up - you will learn to sing it even if you're not focussing on it, it really helps to embed the song in your mind!
Keep Your Singing Lessons Fun
, Of course, there are so many complexities involved when you learn to sing, and so many hurdles and difficulties to overcome. But it's important to keep sight of what made you want to learn to sing in the first place, and to simply have fun! There will always be parts of learning in your singing lessons that are difficult and might start to feel annoying, but remember what your goal is and make sure to keep singing songs that make you excited! A good way to keep things fun aside from your singing lessons is to join a local choir or ensemble - this adds a social element as you learn to sing and also allows you to forget about whatever challenge you're facing at the moment and sing something completely different, that's just for fun! This can also greatly improve your skills - as when you learn to sing with others it demands super accurate timing and intonation!
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