Jazz is a BSc graduate and experienced songwriter, producer & mixing engineer who will be providing practical based lessons entirely tailored to meet the pupil's needs and wants. You will have the opportunity to create records from scratch, develop your work, learn to record, produce, mix/master, DJ, perform, tap into essential music industry info and much more.
I've taught and worked with singers of all varied ability - from beginner up to advanced. I prefer to work on a 1 to 1 basis so that you are able to get a more personalised experienced and so we can focus in on what steps need to be taken in order for you to reach you vocal based goals.
I base my lesson on the level that the student is at and am very keen on having students having a great understanding of information given. I like to inject creativity and adopt culturally relevant example and humour to make lessons memorable.
I am to give a physiological overview of the voice and how it works. This includes demonstrations, as well as in-depth study in to the support system, breathing and the vocal tract. I am asleep well equipped to train in sound quality and improving tonality and voice quality.
I assess skills you already have and create a timetable based off of what you want to achieve If you want casual and fun lessons learning any song I will help you with that, or if you are completely serious and interested in grades I will help you aswell
I usually start lessons with a 30 minute warm up that includes some exercises to strengthen your voice and to help you improve your technique. This is in order to protect and reinforce the student's vocal chords. We then move on to a song that the student can choose, as long as it is not too high or too fast for their level.
My methodology is based on essential foundation skills carefully adapted to an individuals personal needs, age, aspirations and capabilities.
I base me classes on practical stuff, I start from the little things and go to the big things.
I gather a few people together or individual people and i sing some songs with them making sure they have the right key to the songs and easier ways to sing it if it's too high or low
Hi everybody! I am a versatile and experienced singer studying in a world-class Royal conservatoire - Royal Northern College of Music, pursuing my four-year Popular Music bachelor degree. Although I just finished my first-year at RNCM, I have a wide range of experience in performance, singing, acting, playing and public speaking (I started performing from the age of 5).
A lesson would include: Vocal exercises, technique and repertoire work. Beginners to advanced, and all ages welcome. Any genre can be taught. I am a friendly but structured teacher who can get the best of out people.
Professional Singer and Vocal Teacher Sally Johnson works with Classical, Musical Theatre and Contemporary singers and Actors and currently is on the Vocal Staff at Manchester University Preparing students for ABRSM, Trinity, LCM exams, audition preparation for conservatoire or musical theatre school. Choral auditions and public speaking.
Teaching people to sing is a pleasure, and I am enthusiastic about helping students find their true voice. I tailor all of my lessons to meet the student's individual needs, and hope to enhance their overall love for music and their voice. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach singing and vocal technique. - Tell me about your qualifications.
ANTHONY NORTON, FHEA, GTCL(Hons), LTCL. Anthony teaches singing, concentrating on a solid foundation of classical Bel Canto technique. He is an internationally experienced performer and teacher, having performed at La scala Milan, Covent Garden and on Broadway, New York etc.
I am a Spanish orchestral conductor, former physicist, and teacher. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach conducting, music theory, classical harmony, and voice, all levels. Maths and Physics, all pre-university levels. And Spanish: grammar, vocabulary, preparation for specific tests. - Tell me about your qualifications.
I am a singer and performing arts teacher. I love teaching singing and acting to all age groups and love working with a range of styles to see what best suits you. I am a friendly person and looking forward to hearing/seeing some new talent. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Pop, Soul, Jazz, Folk and Musical Theatre Singing.
I am a Music teacher based in central Manchester. I have a strong musical background and teach in the classroom from ages 11-18. As a private tutor, I teach from beginner to advanced level, and have a real passion for educating young musicians.
I am a friendly and encouraging teacher who is happy to help people of all ages and abilities, from people who want to push their skills to the next level, to people who have never played or sung before and would like a go! - Which subject(s) do you teach? Piano Voice Composition - Tell me about your qualifications.
I try to see what mothod works best on each person, but I believe that honest, but not brutal feedback is a key to success
I am a 2nd year vocalist on the Popular music degree at the RNCM in Manchester. I have experience in teaching young children how to play the guitar and piano, along with some theory to help understand their instrument better. I take a very simplistic approach, and do some drawing and singing to help the kids have a clearer picture and help them remember.
The requirements of tutoring are personal so feel free to contact me to discuss your tuition needs. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach the violin, viola, piano, music theory and singing to Grade 8 and beyond, but can also help with academic subjects (see subjects above). - Tell me about your qualifications. I graduated in a degree from Magdalene College, Cambridge in 2009.
I enjoy teaching students of all levels, ages and backgrounds. I'm happy to teach those working towards a music career/exams or those who sing for their own enjoyment. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Classical, Musical Theatre Pop and Jazz singing. - Tell me about your qualifications.
Freindly , humourous and practical beginner and intermediate guitar techniques - non technical , easy to grasp and user friendly . You can get a sense of my teaching style by watching my 'guitar club' song from 2 years ago when I was teacher in China.
Hello, my name is Rory and I am a teacher, pianist, and writer. - Which subject(s) do you teach? I teach Piano, Cello, Singing and Music Theory. - Tell me about your qualifications. Bachelor of Music (Hons) - Queen's University, Belfast Master of Music - Royal Northern College of Music - How much do you charge? £30 for 60 minutes, £15 for 30 minutes.
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What do The Smiths, Oasis, The Chemical Brothers, New Order and The 1975 all have in common? At first glance, not a lot, other than the fact that they’re related to the music scene.
Yes, but what else?
They’re all artists from Manchester, and chances are that they all relied on singing lessons before they launched their respective careers.
So, will you favour a singing school, a more general music school, joining an association to forge special bonds at the same time that you empower your vocal chords, or rather a private tutor? In any case, there are plenty of opportunities for you in Manchester!
Many different vocal coaches propose private one-on-one lessons in the Greater Manchester area. Some of these include Jonny Block, Paul McFadden, who also offers two audition workshops with limited places each, and Casby Studios.
Several different themes can be highlighted during individual lessons, such as vocal coaching on specific effects, like voice warping or saturation, working on your voice and learning how to sing on key.
And that’s not all, since you will also be able to work on areas that aren’t necessarily tied to your voice, such as creativity, stress management, and the best exercises to do to warm up.
Both technical and theoretical, one-on-one lessons are a gold mine if you want to make quick progress.
If you prefer to join a joint programme, where you will be in classes with other students, you can check out “Heather Baker Singing Studios”, which offer various different workshops centred around different themes, such as:
“[Heather] made it easier for me to reach the higher and harder notes. [She] also helped me sing songs I would never imagine singing! Which brings me to my brilliant first place result in the Junior Song For Europe Final! I would like to thank Heather from the bottom of my heart not only for being a fabulous teacher but for being a great person and dear friend!” - a former alum
Day-long group workshops represent a perfect complement to your regular singing lessons and are actually proposed all year long around specific themes (how to sing harmonies, Amani singing, etc.).
Regarding pricing, hourly rates are naturally higher for private lessons (between £40 and 75£ an hour), than for the group activities (£6 to £8 a week, although the total is paid at the start of each term). All-day workshops also vary widely in price, as there are various factors involved, so it is better to inquire directly with the school offering the workshop.
Music schools are multidisciplinary, and don’t only focus on singing. They are ideal if you want to learn how to sing while jamming to guitar riffs or playing the drums at the same time.
This is the case, for example, of the “Maunders School of Popular Music”, which proposes piano, guitar, bass and drum lessons, on top of their singing courses. The big advantage here is that you can advance on your own, if that’s what you prefer, but you can also make progress alongside other musicians, using their sound-treated vocal rooms.
The “British and Irish Modern Music (BIMM) Institute” is Europe’s largest leading music education institution. With campuses all over the country, BIMM boasts of graduates such as The Kooks, James Bay, Isabel Torres and George Ezra, and has important contacts across the industry. Aside from the established curriculum, the institute holds a variety of Masterclasses throughout the year, open to all of its students. Some of the biggest names in the industry’s are brought in to speak about their experiences, answer students’ questions, and sometimes even give live performances. If what you’re looking for is a place to kick-start your star-studded career in singing, then this is the place for you. You can choose between a 2-year diploma and a 3-year degree, where you’ll learn a variety of different techniques and music styles through courses mixing theory and practice to help you perfect all of your musical skills.
“Chetham’s School of Music” also proposes a large offering of instrumental studies (strings, brass, woodwind, keyboard, jazz, percussion, and even composition and accompaniment) alongside their vocal curriculum. Vocal students receive one-on-one classes every week, to learn proper singing technique, and also participate in workshops with their fellow students, such as “movement and communication”, “language skills”, and “harmony ensembles”. The music school also hosts the “Manchester Vocal Weekend”, a mini-festival including guest performances and tons of vocal events, open to all.
The “Manchester Choral Society”, for example, is a non-profit community choir that seeks to promote various styles of choral music through performance and community outreach programs. While an audition is required to integrate the MCS, you will be joining one of the region’s most respected choral organisations. Auditions are held by appointment only, and you will be asked to prepare a piece in your preferred vocal part, and then to do some vocal and sight-singing exercises. Rehearsals take place once a week for about two hours, and dues are £150 for the year (students pay £75, and there are scholarships available on a case by case basis). The Second Generation Manchester Choral Society offers a similar option for children aged 9 to 13. Auditions take place twice a year, and rehearsals are held once a week for an hour.
Another organisation, ”The British Association of Barbershop Singers (BABS)” is a charity that supports male and mixed barbershop quartets in the UK. If you’re interested in singing four-part harmonies and learning this unique style of music, you can join one of the two registered BABS clubs in Manchester: The Rainy City Chorus and the Mantunian Way. Annual subscription costs are £48, and they have a special price of £26 for young members under the age of 26.
When we talk about musical excellence, we inevitably think of the conservatory of music. Indeed, it’s probably the most effective track for those who wish to pursue a complete approach to their musical education, perfectly combining theory and practice.
At the Royal Manchester College of Music, it’s not just about becoming a good singer that perfectly controls their voice, but about obtaining a complete musical training. In this way, you’ll be able to take saxophone lessons, become a talented pianist, or learn to easily accompany your voice with a guitar.
At this national conservatoire, you can obtain your BMus, MMus and MPerf in Vocal Studies, as well as an array of post-graduate diplomas. All students receive one-on-one sessions, as well as group classes in various different languages, including Italian, German and Russian.
The majority of the options that we just detailed out for you are predominantly group courses, or include an ensemble component. However, you may want to consider finding a private tutor with an instructor fully dedicated to your progress.
Like in any domain, the offering is quite varied. On any tutoring platform, you will find self-taught instructors, as well as many others holding a slew of different diplomas and certifications. Certain tutors will favour a more general teaching method, starting with music theory to teach you how to read music, while others will prefer to concentrate exclusively on practical experience.
On Superprof, there are 25 private singing tutors in Greater Manchester. The average hourly rate is £21 the hour. Keep in mind that, with a less experienced instructor (like a current student, for example) it’s possible to reduce the hourly rate by about £5 or £10.
Also, make sure you take advantage of a first free lesson, which all of our instructors in Manchester provide. You can use this “test lesson” to determine if your tutor’s teaching methods correspond to your learning objectives before moving forward!
Whatever route you choose, there is definitely some work to do, so get cracking!
