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Students from Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver
Andrea Lee taught 25 days ago
The Tutor and Student engaged in a casual conversation covering topics such as managing physical exertion in vocally demanding professions and reflections on fame and philanthropy. The Student mentioned upcoming dental surgery and potential scheduling adjustments, and the tutor acknowledged the need to reschedule around it.
Vocal Breath Support
Vocal Rest
Connection to Music
Hope taught about 1 month ago
The session focused on improving the student's singing technique, specifically breath control and vocal expression, using exercises and the song "You Are My Destiny." The student practiced breathing techniques and worked on air management to improve stamina and vocal quality. Homework includes practicing "Mary Had a Little Lamb" at varying tempos and continuing to work on "You Are My Destiny" in the original key, focusing on breath control and stamina.
Vocal Expression and Interpretation
Breathing Techniques and Breath Control
Vocal Stamina and Range Extension
Air-Supported Voice vs. Natural Voice
Vocal Cord Conditioning
Estefania taught about 2 months ago
The session concentrated on vocal warm-ups, breathing techniques, and applying these to singing various songs across genres. The student practiced siren exercises to smooth transitions between vocal registers. The tutor advised recording performances and continuing karaoke to refine vocal presence.
Sirens for Vocal Transition
Matching Eminem and Rihanna parts (Love the way you lie)
Emotional Connection to Song
Open Vowel Exercises
Lip Trills
Breathing Technique (S Sound)
Body and Vocal Relaxation
Michael taught about 2 months ago
The Student and Tutor focused on vocal exercises and techniques to improve singing. The session included warm-ups and practical application of techniques like mouth shaping and breath control to reduce nasality and improve tone. The student also worked on songs for an upcoming performance, focusing on proper vocal projection and air support.
Vocal Warm-up Techniques
Importance of Air Support in Singing
Mouth Shape and Tongue Position
Chest Voice vs. Head Voice
Song Selection and Performance
Andrea taught 3 months ago
The session introduced the fundamental elements of singing, including breathing techniques, phonation, resonance, and articulation. The Student learned about the importance of each element in vocal production and how they contribute to overall singing technique. They also discussed song choices for future sessions, and the Tutor assigned the task of thinking about potential upbeat songs.
Warming Up: A Holistic Approach
Articulation and Enunciation
Resonance and Voice Types
Phonation and Vocal Cords
Four Main Events in Singing
Voice as an Instrument
Breathing and the Diaphragm
Hope taught 3 months ago
Hopez and Jeff worked on vocal warm-ups using solfège, explored chest, neck, and head voices, and practiced "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" to differentiate vocal registers. Jeff received breathing exercises to improve vocal support and was assigned Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" to practice for the next session, focusing on tempo and structure.
Solfa Sounds
Vocal Registers (Chest
Neck
Head/Falsetto)
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Vocal Range
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Singing lessons in Canada helping students find their voice with skill and confidence
Singing brings together emotion, rhythm, and self-expression. Across Canada, more learners are choosing singing lessons to strengthen their voice, improve pitch, and gain performance confidence. Whether you are a beginner learning vocal basics or an experienced singer refining style and control, professional tutors offer structured lessons that help every student reach new levels of confidence and technique.
Build a strong foundation through proper technique
A confident voice begins with strong fundamentals. Certified tutors help students understand posture, breath control, and tone placement before expanding range or power. Lessons include warm-ups, articulation drills, and exercises that improve clarity and resonance. By mastering technique, students learn how to protect their voice while developing control and expression.
Explore different singing styles and genres
Canada’s music scene celebrates diversity, and singing tutors encourage learners to discover their preferred style. Beginners start with simple scales and ear training, while advanced students explore phrasing, harmony, and improvisation across genres like pop, classical, jazz, R&B, and musical theatre. Lessons are customised to suit goals, skill level, and musical interests.
Gain confidence for performing and recording
Stage presence grows with guided practice. Tutors create exercises that simulate performance environments, from singing with backing tracks to using microphones effectively. Constructive feedback helps students overcome stage fright and develop comfort performing in front of others or recording in a studio. With practice, confidence becomes as natural as singing itself.
Improve musical knowledge and ear training
Strong listening skills are essential for great singing. Tutors help learners identify pitch, intervals, and rhythm through call-and-response drills and melody recognition exercises. Students also practise sight-singing and rhythm reading to strengthen their connection between sound and notation. These habits enhance musical awareness and help singers adapt to different songs or ensembles easily.
Strengthen breath control and vocal endurance
Breath is the power behind every note. Tutors guide students through breathing exercises that develop stamina and phrasing. Diaphragmatic breathing, posture alignment, and controlled exhalation allow singers to sustain longer phrases without strain. Consistent training builds endurance and flexibility, making performances smoother and more expressive.
Tailored lessons for every level
Every voice is unique, and lessons adapt to the learner’s pace. Beginners focus on relaxation and confidence, while advanced students refine style, tone quality, and interpretation. Tutors help identify vocal range, discuss song choices that suit the student’s voice, and design exercises that target specific challenges such as tone balance or vibrato control.
Prepare for auditions and music exams
For those pursuing formal training or performance opportunities, tutoring provides structured preparation. Students work on stage presence, diction, and repertoire suited for auditions or graded exams. Tutors ensure learners are comfortable with phrasing, dynamics, and emotional delivery so they can perform confidently in any setting.
Focus on vocal health and safe habits
Healthy singing is sustainable singing. Tutors teach warm-up and cool-down routines, explain how to recognise fatigue, and highlight the importance of hydration and rest. Understanding vocal anatomy and caring for the voice helps students avoid tension and maintain steady progress over time.
Discover creativity through emotional connection
Singing is both a science and an art. Tutors encourage students to connect with lyrics and emotion, shaping their delivery to reflect meaning and personality. Through guided interpretation, learners build authenticity and individuality, turning each performance into a genuine expression of self.
Turning practice into artistry
Across Canada, singing tutors are helping students transform curiosity into talent and practice into artistry. Structured lessons that combine skill, creativity, and self-awareness allow learners to find their voice with purpose and confidence. Whether preparing for a future in performance or simply discovering the joy of singing, every student can grow through dedication, patience, and guided learning.
