Singing lessons near me in Aurora, IL

John, a producer in Cape Cod, is giving Stephanie, who is recovering from an illness and voice loss, a series of voice lessons. They discuss vocal technique, breathing exercises, posture, and specific sounds ("G," "za," "gee") to improve resonance and control. John emphasizes physical awareness and trusting her body over striving for perfection, especially given her recent illness. They work on "How Deep Is Your Love" by the Bee Gees, focusing on breath control and projection. John also asks Stephanie to leave positive feedback on his teaching platform, Wingy.

Stephanie Norris led Carmen West in a singing lesson that included vocal warm-ups, pitch-matching exercises using scales and the "do-re-mi" system, and vocal range assessment. Carmen worked on the chorus of "Someone You Loved" by Lewis Capaldi, focusing on pitch accuracy. They scheduled another lesson for the following day to continue working on the song, particularly the bridge section.

Nichelle Bernard led Shiba Inx through vocal exercises and worked on the song "Perfectly Marvelous." They focused on scales, breath control, resonance, and identifying notes on the piano. They plan to continue working on the song in the next session, focusing on the second half.

Talia gave Shayel a voice lesson that included body and vocal warm-ups, breathing exercises, and pitch-matching practice to improve breath control and smooth transitions between vocal registers. Shayel worked on five-note scales and received feedback on pitch accuracy and hesitancy with high notes. Talia assigned breathing exercises and scale practice with a piano for the week and discussed scheduling the next lesson.

Heidi Macfarlane received her first vocal lesson from Joseph Martinez via Wiingy. The lesson focused on vocal warm-ups, breath control, emotional connection, and performance techniques. Joseph provided feedback on Heidi's rendition of "Part of Your World," emphasizing breath awareness, note sustainability, and emotional expression. Homework included practicing breath control in the song and selecting a challenging song for future lessons to build confidence. Joseph also addressed Heidi's past experiences with emotional expression in singing and encouraged her to embrace vulnerability in her performances.

Angelica led Lydia in a voice lesson that covered vocal warm-ups, placement, resonance, and transitioning between vocal qualities using a song from "Mean Girls." They practiced breath control, differentiating between "heady" and "chesty" voice, and riffing. Lydia expressed interest in continuing lessons, but her work schedule may pose a challenge, and Angelica offered flexibility.