Singing lessons in Downtown Los Angeles

Stephanie Norris coached Carmen West on vocal techniques, including breathing exercises and pitch accuracy using scales and intervals. Carmen practiced singing "Someone You Loved," focusing on pitch and transitions, particularly in the beginning and chorus. Stephanie suggested incorporating sheet music in future sessions to aid visual learning and note-taking.

María Belén Corradini coached Juan Parra on vocal techniques, focusing on the song "I'm Alive." They worked on diction, breath control, and incorporating physical gestures to enhance his performance. They also discussed starting a new song, "Send My Love," in the next sessions, with Juan preparing the lyrics for Wednesday's class.

Reese Marshall coached Michael Bugner on setting up his home recording studio and improving his vocal technique. Michael practiced diaphragmatic breathing, vocal placement, and vowel pronunciation through targeted exercises and song application. Reese assigned daily practice of the breathing techniques and encouraged Michael to apply them at a karaoke night.

Henry Gardner coached Kiel Brown in a vocal lesson, focusing on techniques to relax his throat, utilize falsetto and a "mix" between chest voice and falsetto, and improve pitch control. They practiced vocal exercises and applied the techniques to the song "Laid" by Matt Nathansson. Kiel was assigned to practice the techniques, especially the "throwing technique," and they scheduled a follow-up session for Thursday.

Vocal coach Miles (MVH) is helping Myles Lam improve his singing, particularly his emotional connection and breath control. They focus on the song "Over It" by Arrows in Action, with Miles encouraging Myles to sing in his natural, higher "sweet spot" range for richer tones and to use his diaphragm for better breath support. Myles struggles with vulnerability, but Miles encourages him to embrace the song's emotion and practice specific techniques like even air distribution and note identification for improved delivery.

Michael Borosky and Danny Brown had a singing lesson where they did vocal exercises and worked on the songs "All of Me" and began exploring "A Thousand Years." Michael provided feedback on Danny's breath control, phrasing, and pitch accuracy. They discussed Danny's goals and planned to continue working on the selected songs and address bad habits in future lessons.