Singing lessons in Hollywood, Los Angeles

Malcolm led Grayson through vocal warm-ups, breath control exercises, and pitch practice, focusing on a specific song phrase. Grayson worked on relaxing her throat, controlling her breath with abdominal muscles, and directing resonance through her nose. They adjusted the schedule for upcoming sessions due to Grayson's travel plans.

In a vocal coaching session, Nichelle guides Audrey through breath control, vocal placement, and range expansion exercises. They apply these techniques to the song 'Body and Soul', focusing on improvisation and emotional depth. The session is cut short due to technical difficulties and payment concerns.

Suny Lopez guided Evan Patterson through vocal exercises and techniques to improve his singing, focusing on Frank Sinatra's "My Way." They worked on breathing, posture, vocal support, and resonators, targeting specific challenging sections of the song. Evan is to practice the song using a provided link and consider other songs for future sessions, with a potential class renewal discussed.

Carrington Johnson coached Charlotte on her singing of "Beautiful," focusing on vocal technique, lyric accuracy, and simplifying the ending for consistency. They also discussed Charlotte's graduation and potential tech issues. The sessions involve warm-ups, karaoke practice, and lyric memorization.

Edith Smith led Em Somers in a singing lesson focused on vocal warm-ups and applying techniques to "Hallelujah." Em practiced pitch control, vowel placement, and twang, with specific attention to hitting lower notes and transitioning between vocal registers. Edith assigned practice focusing on vocal exercises separate from piano, and they scheduled a potential additional lesson for the upcoming week.

Angelica Hodgson coached CRat on techniques to soften his vocal tone, focusing on lowering the larynx and modifying vocal placement. They worked on applying these techniques to the song "You Are the Reason" by Callum Scott. CRat was assigned to practice these exercises and experiment with low songs to develop larynx control, with a follow-up lesson scheduled for next Sunday.