1-2-1 Singing Lesson (Face to Face)
What does a 1-2-1 Singing Lesson look like?
During your free consultation we will start with an initial vocal assessment, where I would like you to prepare a song of your choice. Together we will then create a targeted plan to what you would like to achieve from the vocal lessons. I will then comprise technical exercises based on your voice, and a brief application to music — all designed to diagnose and improve how your voice functions. We will then have a clear plan from this first session, tailored to your unique vocal needs.
From then a typical singing lesson will be the following:
Technical Exercises (20–40 minutes)
This is where the majority of the lesson is focused. Based on your vocal needs, I will introduce targeted vocal exercises. The goal is to develop technique that creates a balanced, coordinated voice.
I will then support you and walk you through how the technique should feel and sound, and to help you notice any changes—however small—that occur as a result.
Application to Song (Last 5–15 minutes)
Vocal technique is important—but singing is the end goal. This part of the lesson is where you apply what you’ve learned to actual music. Early on, it may be a short phrase of one song. Over time, it expands to full pieces.
Wrap-Up & Practice Plan
At the end of your session, I will:
Record your lesson or exercises (we provide private, online recordings for all students) and/or take notes from our session
Book your next session
Get answers to any final questions
What does a 1-2-1 Singing Lesson look like?
During your free consultation we will start with an initial vocal assessment, where I would like you to prepare a song of your choice. Together we will then create a targeted plan to what you would like to achieve from the vocal lessons. I will then comprise technical exercises based on your voice, and a brief application to music — all designed to diagnose and improve how your voice functions. We will then have a clear plan from this first session, tailored to your unique vocal needs.
From then a typical singing lesson will be the following:
Technical Exercises (20–40 minutes)
This is where the majority of the lesson is focused. Based on your vocal needs, I will introduce targeted vocal exercises. The goal is to develop technique that creates a balanced, coordinated voice.
I will then support you and walk you through how the technique should feel and sound, and to help you notice any changes—however small—that occur as a result.
Application to Song (Last 5–15 minutes)
Vocal technique is important—but singing is the end goal. This part of the lesson is where you apply what you’ve learned to actual music. Early on, it may be a short phrase of one song. Over time, it expands to full pieces.
Wrap-Up & Practice Plan
At the end of your session, I will:
Record your lesson or exercises (we provide private, online recordings for all students) and/or take notes from our session
Book your next session
Get answers to any final questions