I like teaching to the students strengths.
Everyone’s voice is unique and so is everyone’s learning approach. And yet there is a universality to what makes a healthy voice and a beautifully expressive tone – relaxed, instinctive breathwork and whole-body alignment create the support that provides true freedom to the larynx, which itself moves between intricate and detailed shifts of posture and position throughout the singing act.
Using my extensive experience and education as a performer and vocal teacher, I help enable my pupils to reach their full potential. Singing lessons are tailored to enable students to develop a secure vocal technique and also to develop as communicators and musicians with the ability to make independent choices as artists whether they are amateur or professional singers.
A very brief presentation of my singing method: starting from the notions of diaphragm-conscious breathing and classical vocalisation, my method is mainly focused on exploring the natural voice, freeing it and developing a technique that can allow the student to use the voice as he or she prefers in any type of style or repertoire. I usually structure a 1 hour lesson in three parts: 1.
I teach students of all levels and ages, and I make sure to tailor my lessons to their needs and wishes. In a safe and positive atmosphere, I work on developing their skills as well as their confidence.
I am a passionate musician and I love all kinds of music. I aim to tailor lessons to students' specific requirements and abilities. The most important thing is that it is always enjoyable. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Guitar and Singing as well as the basics of Logic Pro. - Tell me about your qualifications. I have a Bachelor of Music (BMus Hons) 2:1 from Trinity College of Music.
30 year old composer. Classically trained at Salisbury Cathedral becoming Head Chorister in my final year. Originally a cellist before finding my way into writing and composition through the piano. Currently writing my debut classical piano album. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Piano & Singing classically for grades and for fun also covering 'Pop' 'Soul and 'Blues'.
I am an experienced, supportive and passionate singing teacher, pianist, singer and songwriter based in Surrey and London. My teaching is student-centered, working to tailor lessons in a personal way to support individual needs and learning outcomes. - Which subject(s) do you teach? Singing Piano Acting Through Song Musicianship Songwriting Improvisation - Tell me about your qualifications.
- To understand your voice - To sing with the healthy way - Best vocal technique suggestions by my 14-year of vocal training studied with all the top singing teachers all over the world - Music coaching and languages - Wide range of repertoire from classical Opera to Musical, and all the grading exams for young students.
The best music lessons you'll ever have! Highly qualified, experienced & friendly teacher near Chancery Lane tube, in Holborn. My methods achieve great results every time. Learn for fun or to further your career. Beginners & professionals welcome. - Which subject(s) do you teach? All styles and levels. Classical, jazz, soul, pop and rock. Associated Board grades 1 - 8 or Rock School exams.
Hi! I am an enthusiastic singing teacher with over ten years experience coaching both children and adults. My background includes both classical and contemporary training within genres such as Jazz, cabaret, musical theatre, pop and light opera. When teaching, I work with students to support their learning by tailoring lesson plans that support their individual goals.
I have led musical workshops for the Royal Opera House, BBC SO Learning, Streetwise Opera, Future Opera and numerous schools and community music groups. Private tutoring has included students who have recently signed contracts starring in major West End musicals, and successfully auditioned for top choirs and ensembles.
I believe that the key to successful vocal coaching comes down to 3 equally important aspects: vocal technique, the exploration of one’s limitations and a confident approach. As a teacher I focus on creating a friendly, open-minded and helpful environment. In our lessons you will be introduced to simple but effective vocal exercises based on scientific and practical studies.
Hello, my name is Ricardo and I'm a Portuguese professional opera singer and singing teacher based in London. I trained at the University of Aveiro (2010; BMus & MEdu Vocal Performance and Tuition w/ Distinction) and at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama (2011; MMus in Performance w/ Merit).
I am a voice artist and West End performer with over 10 years experience as a coach. I work with students of all ages and abilities. I can help you make the most of your instrument, building up confidence and technique and express your authenticity.
Hello, my name is Louisa and I am a professional classical singer (soprano) and music teacher. Nothing gives me more joy than spreading the love of music with anybody who wishes to learn :) - Which subjects do I teach? SINGING I teach singing in the classical style along with some musical theatre and jazz. As an opera singer my speciality is in the classical vocal repertory and technique.
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Let's start working together! We can: 1. learn how to enjoy music; 2. seriously prepare for any particular musical goal ;or 3. prepare an ABRSM or Trinity College exam. Watch my video (concealed information) - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach: Piano (at all levels, from beginners to Masters Degree), Composition, Music Theory, and Music Production.
I believe passionately in the potential of every one of my students and help them to develop through lots of encouragement and sound, established teaching principles. - Which subject(s) do you teach? Classical singing; musical theatre and popular singing. Drama for auditions, exams and performances. Classical and popular piano. Preparation for singing and piano auditions, exams and performances.
Hello! My name is Valentini, I am a musician, singer and vocal tutor with a BMus (Hons Distinction) in Music Performance & Production from London Centre of Contemporary Music (LCCM). I offer both one to one sessions and group workshops. Vocal coaching sessions are tailored to suit the individual's goals and abilities.
Expect hard work, growth and confidence. Expect the best. - Which subject(s) do you teach? DRAMA SCHOOL AUDITIONS ,ACTING & SINGING I Draw on the imaginative processes which have inspired and shaped me as a professional .
Hello! My name is Marianna Suri and I am a soprano and a voice teacher with over ten years of experience in teaching. I am passionate about the voice and I enjoy tremendously helping singers explore the potential of their voice. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Classical Voice, Vocal Pedagogy, Lyric Diction and Musical Theatre. - Tell me about your qualifications.
Originally a pianist and a music teacher, I completed my BMus (Hons) Degree and Postgraduate Diploma in Music Performance (Opera) as a Soprano, at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Operatic/Classical Singing and Piano, and I also give Vocal Coaching including lyric diction and language coaching in Italian, French and German.
What I can help with! Vocals: Pop, Indie, Folk, Contemporary, Jazz Technique Extending your vocal range Breathing Support Vibrato Diction Tone Control Pitch Posture Maintaining a healthy voice Audition and performance preparation Score reading Aural tests Singing in German Pop Music Theory: Pulse and metre Reading music Transcription Rhythmic repetition Harmony Songwriting: Finishing...
I am a Cambridge University educated EFL teacher specialising in elocution and accent work. I also work as a professional singer and actress and love teaching singing and leading choirs. I enjoy teaching people of all ages and nationalities! - Which subject(s) do you teach? English as a Foreign Language, Elocution, Accent Reduction (foreign/regional/public school...
I believe that being true to your unique voice helps you achieve the most from it. Get the right vocal toolkit - singing with proper support, strength & expression, which builds confidence, widens range, and finds YOUR best voice. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Singing. - Tell me about your qualifications.
I am a professional singer and vocal coach based in North London. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach singers from all levels and backgrounds, from complete beginners to advanced and professionals. If you are a beginner I will help you find your own sound, breath, tone, pitch, strength.
The Technique The IVA technique is based on 17th and 18th Century principles of singing developed by the Old Italian School of Singing. Our goal is to train voices to sing in a free and natural manner, smoothly, from the bottom of the range to the top with no breaks or sudden changes in quality. Training in this technique gives you access to all dynamics, with tonal clarity and flexibility.
I am a graduate from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts' BA (Hons) Musical Theatre Course, since graduating I have been working as a professional actress, singer and drama, singing and music theory teacher. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I offer drama tuition; which includes tuition for LAMDA and Trinity exams, GCSE and A Levels and Drama School Audition prep.
Hello! I'm an actor, musician and private tutor, with a lot of tutoring experience in many different fields. Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you like my profile! - Which subject(s) do you teach? My specialist subjects include Music and Drama, which I can tutor to degree level. I am also able to provide assistance with preparing for drama school and conservatoire auditions.
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Have you recently been dreaming about perfecting your vocal technique to become master and virtuoso in your favourite music genre (opera, traditional jazz, jazz-rock, gospel, choral music, etc.) by taking up singing lessons?
Lucky for you, you live in London, where you have plenty of music courses to choose from!
In the Square Mile, you can take singing lessons to learn how to read music, how to sing on-pitch, how to take care of your vocal range (bass, baritone, tenor, countertenor, contralto, alto, soprano), and to learn about the art of singing.
Here’s everything you need to know about our singing lessons in the British capital.
Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Notting Hill, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, the West End, Hyde Park, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge, etc… Since the dawn of time, London has been a hub of history and culture, arousing enchantment and artistic expression.
Art, photography, music, architecture, film, design… many are the artists who have found their inspiration – and their fame – in London, to the point that every corner, street, neighbourhood, monument, seems familiar when you visit the British capital.
Your goal may be to become a professional musician in the London Philharmonic Orchestra, or rather to learn how to sing well enough to be able to casually hum a classic song by John Lennon, Freddie Mercury, Ozzy Osbourne, Elvis Costello, Elton John, Van Morrison, Keith Richards, Amy Winehouse, Phil Collins, etc.
Whatever the reason, there’s no way around it. In order to learn how to sing, you have to take lessons and follow proper musical training. Your musical education is inextricably linked to piano or guitar lessons. These will explore your expressiveness and help you assert your personality. Because, by studying proper singing techniques, your voice will improve in accuracy, and you will soon find the perfect pitch to sing a song.
We often hear that music, or singing, are a matter of innate predispositions.
You say you can’t learn how to sing if you don’t know what notes to sing. But, have you ever heard a cook say that he could’ve been a Michelin-starred Chef if he had only known how to thinly slice vegetables? All you have to do is learn, and repeat.
Any vocal coach will tell you that it would be foolish to think that singing cannot be taught, because, as Pablo Picasso reportedly said, “talent without technique is merely a bad habit”.
It is therefore imperative to take lessons (either one-on-one lessons with a private tutor or group lessons) to learn the fundamentals of music theory and to learn the proper singing technique (because, yes, there is a proper technique!).
Let’s start with music theory, which teaches you about rhythm, music notation and reading sheet music. You will learn by practising various breathing exercises, training you to breathe through your diaphragm, and singing exercises, which will develop your musical ear.
Turns out, having a beautiful voice and knowing how to perform a song cannot be improvised, you have to work at it!
Learning the proper singing technique can be done in a singing school, a music school, at one of the four British conservatoires located in London, as part of an association, as well as with the aid of a private singing tutor at home.
And that’s where we come in.
The tutors who put our faith in us in London will help you become a great singer, using the teaching methods best adapted to your skill level.
As we all know, singing reflects the expression of musical sound, by using the blowing technique. By using your diaphragm to expel air from your lungs, you cause your vocal cords to vibrate and, thus, your voice is projected.
During the Paleolithic Era, about 35,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers already used primitive musical instruments and various vocal techniques to catch their preys.
According to archaeological studies, prehistoric man naturally broke into song in order to voice social rituals. And we don’t need to tell you that singing results in better hunting…
But it’s also a creative activity, beneficial to your well-being, a bit like doing yoga, which helps relieve stress.
There are many benefits to singing, both on a physical and on a physiological level. It helps give you peace of mind, and it allows you to channel your energy so that you feel better. Working on your voice so that you can sing better also stimulates all of your body’s natural resources, such as your respiratory system, your back muscles, your abs, your neck muscles, and your face.
Before you start singing, you’ll see that it’s fundamental to find the right posture: shoulders pulled back, head aligned with your spine, and your back nice and straight. And, don’t forget to breathe through your diaphragm!
Yup, all singers will tell you that locking your abdominal region and breathing out through your stomach will give more breath and tonality to your voice. Also, this breathing technique used in singing results in a more relaxed body.
When you sing, you have to aerate your lungs via short breaths, which serve to oxygenate your body (starting with the abdomen, the rib cage and the lungs), followed by a long expiration, controlled by the diaphragm.
Learning to prolong your breath also works to reduce your heart rate and, ultimately, to relax.
Additionally, learning music by singing has a positive effect on mental health. Singing favours the secretion of “happiness hormones,” and let’s not forget that music and singing are the ambassadors of emotion and sensibility.
Do you ever start humming a happy tune when you’re feeling particularly happy and joyful?
Thanks to the muscular contractions it entails, singing increases the secretion of endorphins and becomes an agent of pleasure and positive energy. You don’t need to sing well to feel better, though; simply finding your voice is enough to give you pleasure.
Our best tutors can quickly become your vocal coaches, making you shine by teaching you the proper singing technique. Moreover, our home lessons help you gain self-confidence by removing any obstacles that may be created in a group setting and freeing the little voice inside of you calling you to carry a tune.
Home lessons will also be a great help if you are shy and have a hard time with public speaking, since delivering a speech or using a mic to express your opinion are tied to singing. No more stage fright - your fears will now be a thing of the past!
Any student can make quick progress, as long as you regularly work your resonance, accuracy, tone, rhythm, harmony, improvisation, etc. Your singing tutor won’t be able to do it for you!
Who would’ve thought that a beginner’s musical awakening could lead to becoming a piano professor, songwriter or composer? Some of our alums certainly didn’t! You never know where singing lessons can take you.
Hundreds of private singing tutors are available today to give you guitar, piano and singing lessons in various different musical styles, all within 25 km of the centre of London.
The average hourly rate of a music lesson is £35, but this price hides a wide price variation among the different course offerings, which range from £12 to up to £90 an hour. A certain number of parameters will indeed impact a tutor’s hourly rates, including:
Thanks to private home singing lessons, you’ll be able to:
To choose your private tutor, you must also take into account the human connection. Since you are likely to see each other on a weekly basis, it is imperative that you get along well.
You will need to seek the aid of a different tutor if your instructor isn’t a good teacher, does not adapt to your level, or, what’s worse, begins to judge you.
Finally, make sure to ask your tutor if they offer their first lesson for free. That way, you’ll be able to assess your own singing level and establish a road map for yourself.
So, what are you waiting for? Let’s get singing!
