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Nicole taught 2 months ago

Nicole worked with a Miami-based learner on vocal technique and breath control, focusing on the songs "Falling" and "From This Moment On." They addressed issues with high notes and maintaining the correct key, breaking down the latter song into sections for targeted practice. The learner is to practice "From This Moment On" during the week, focusing on listening to the song to internalize the melody and build confidence.

Diaphragmatic Breathing

Vocal Pitch & Range

Sectional Song Practice

Song Suitability

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Tiff taught 2 months ago

Quinn received an introductory singing lesson from Tiffany Case, which covered vocal technique and lyrical interpretation. The lesson involved an analysis of Paramore's "Misery Business," practical breathing and articulation exercises, and a discussion on integrating vocal practice into daily routines. As homework, Quinn was tasked with vocal exercises, articulation practice, and listening to music by Teemo (Athena). The specific city where this vocal lesson took place was not provided.

Vocal Warm-ups

Lyrical Breakdown

Phonetic Comfort

Breath Support

Articulation Exercises

Inner Child Healing

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Rebecca taught 2 months ago

Rebecca Bailey coached Nashley Rosario in a singing lesson, focusing on vocal exercises and audition preparation for "Frozen Junior." Nashley practiced breathing techniques, vocal warm-ups, and performed songs like "Do You Want to Build a Snowman" and "Let It Go." Rebecca offered feedback on both vocal technique and acting, and a follow-up lesson was scheduled for Thursday to continue their preparation, with Rebecca also promising to send additional backing tracks. The city for this lesson was not specified.

Breathing Exercises

Vocal Warm-ups - Sirens

Mouth Shape and Vowel Sounds

Acting Through Song

Avoiding Second-Guessing

Vocal Health

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Kristopher taught 2 months ago

Kristopher provided Bodhi with vocal lessons, concentrating on technique, intervals like thirds and sixths, and specific songs such as 'Die with a Smile' and 'Arcade.' Their approach involved warm-ups, scales, and detailed song breakdowns to enhance accuracy. Future lessons for Bodhi will aim to balance technical exercises with song practice, utilizing a 'before and after' method to monitor progress. They also explored the possibility of guitar lessons.

Lip Trills

Diaphragmatic Breathing

Minor vs. Major

Intervals

Vocal Projection

Sibilance Control

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Ebony taught 2 months ago

During a vocal lesson, Ebony J. guided Brenleigh Turner through warm-ups, breath control exercises, and song practice, including 'Maybe Far Away' and 'I Won't Grow Up.' Brenleigh also honed her skills in sight-reading, note identification, and understanding musical patterns. For homework, she was tasked with daily vocal warm-ups, tongue twisters, and practicing the A major scale.

Vocal Warm-ups

Note Reading

Dynamics and Breathing

Rhythm and Note Values

A Major Scale

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Maria taught 3 months ago

During a vocal lesson, María Belén Corradini guided Sawyer M. through exercises designed to improve posture, breathing, resonance, and vocal warm-ups. Sawyer actively practiced lip trills and vowel exercises, also delving into chest voice resonance. Their discussion covered callback preparation and potential songs for upcoming lessons, with the next session planned to explore the diaphragm and vocal fold anatomy.

Breathing Exercises

Vocal Cord Vibration

Facial Massages

Lip Trills

Vocal Fry

Posture and Singing

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Your Guide to Singing in Miami: Answering Top Vocal Training Questions

Why is Miami a great place to learn singing? 

Miami’s music scene is a vibrant mix of Latin, reggae, and pop, perfect for aspiring singers. From Little Havana’s salsa clubs to Midtown’s live music spots, the city offers endless singing inspiration. Singers can practice their vocal skills at venues like the Ball & Chain, a historic spot since the 1930s, known for its lively Latin music nights where vocalists can often join in or perform. The Manuel Artime Theatre in Little Havana also hosts diverse vocal performances, beautifully blending community and culture through song. Miami's rich tapestry ensures a dynamic environment for any singing enthusiast to thrive.

How can vocal training help me stand out in Miami? 

Voice lessons refine your singing pitch, vocal range, and singing style, whether you’re aiming for Miami’s renowned Latin Music Festival or a local church choir. Dedicated singing training helps you master genres like merengue or jazz, which are incredibly common in Miami’s diverse music scene. The New World School of the Arts, a top music institution, actively encourages singing students to seek private vocal coaching to prepare for its competitive auditions, significantly enhancing their singing skills for professional singing stages. This rigorous preparation ensures singers are ready for any vocal challenge.

Are there local programs supporting singers? 

Yes! The Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs robustly supports the arts, offering various grants like the Arts Education Grants. These specifically fund community music programs, making vocal training and singing opportunities more accessible. These initiatives actively help singers in neighbourhoods like Overtown or Coconut Grove pursue their singing passion, ensuring diverse communities can access quality vocal education. Organisations like the Civic Chorale of Greater Miami also offer community singing opportunities, fostering a love for choral music and providing a platform for anyone who wishes to sing. The Miami Music Festival also provides intensive vocal training for passionate young singers, offering real-time experience in professional-level opera singing and other vocal performances.

What are key Miami spots for singers?

  • Ball & Chain: A Little Havana staple since 1935, this iconic venue is renowned for hosting live music and open mics, offering prime opportunities for vocalists to perform their songs and engage with the local singing scene.
  • Manuel Artime Theatre: Opened in 1976, it’s a vital cultural hub for numerous vocal performances and singing workshops, blending community engagement with artistic presentation.
  • New World School of the Arts: A leading public school fostering vocal talent since 1984, known for producing accomplished alumni like Raúl Esparza, a celebrated Broadway singer and actor, demonstrating its excellence in vocal arts training.
  • James L. Knight Centre: Located in Downtown Miami and opened in 1982, this grand venue hosts major concerts and musicals, offering an inspiring professional singing stage for vocalists to aspire to.
  • Frost School of Music at the University of Miami: A preeminent music institution, it actively nurtures vocal talent through its comprehensive programs. Many singing students seek private vocal coaching to prepare for their competitive programs, enhancing their singing skills in a competitive and enriching musical environment. Alumni include accomplished singers like Jon Secada and Patti Scialfa.
  • Miami Children's Chorus / Vocal Youth Miami: These organisations provide excellent programs for young singers (ages 5-22), emphasising diverse vocal experiences, empowerment through singing, and creating socially conscious young artists through choral singing and performance opportunities.

5 Reasons Miami’s Music Culture Is Perfect for Vocal Training

Miami, Florida, is a true musical paradise where vocal training thrives amid a rich cultural tapestry. Here’s why the city’s vibrant scene makes it an ideal place to develop your singing skills:

  1. Diverse Musical Influences: Miami’s unique blend of Latin, Caribbean, and urban sounds, especially in areas like Hialeah and Little Havana, profoundly inspires singers to explore varied singing genres. Dedicated vocal lessons help you master singing salsa or reggae, perfectly aligning with the city’s eclectic singing vibe.
  2. Iconic Performance Venues: The presence of venues like the James L. Knight Centre offers singers a professional singing stage to aim for. Vocal coaching prepares you for auditions at such esteemed venues, significantly boosting your singing performance skills.
  3. Community Music Events: Neighbourhoods like Allapattah host vibrant festivals such as the Miami Salsa Congress, where singers can perform and network. Regular singing practice through voice lessons ensures you’re ready to shine at these exhilarating singing events.
  4. Supportive Arts Programs: The Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs actively provides Youth Arts Enrichment Grants, specifically funding music education for young singers. These programs make vocal training accessible across communities, from Doral to South Beach, fostering widespread singing talent.
  5. Inspiring Educational Hubs: The Frost School of Music at the University of Miami, a leading institution, consistently nurtures vocal talent. Many singing students seek private coaching to prepare for their programs, enhancing their singing skills in a competitive and enriching musical environment.

Frequently asked questions

What inspires most people in Miami to take up singing lessons?

In Miami, the vibrant Latin and pop music scene plays a big role whether it's aspiring vocalists hoping to perform in places like Little Havana or Wynwood, or people influenced by artists from the region. Many students are drawn to lessons to sharpen their technique, prep for studio work, or simply connect with the musical culture of the city.

Are there good singing programs in Miami schools or community centers that students aim to prepare for?

Schools like New World School of the Arts have competitive vocal programs, and many community centers host talent showcases or youth arts festivals. Private voice lessons help students prepare for auditions or stand out in ensembles especially in a city where music opportunities are competitive and diverse.

Is it better to start singing lessons early, or can beginners start at any age?

There’s no set age younger learners may pick up technique quickly, but adults often have clearer goals and self awareness. In Miami, tutors often work with clients across all age groups, tailoring lessons whether you're starting from scratch or returning to singing after years away.

What can I expect from a one on one singing lesson in Miami?

Private lessons are designed around your vocal range, goals, and musical interests. Instead of generic vocal warmups or exercises, your tutor helps you work on material that matters to you. Platforms like Wiingy ensure each tutor is vetted and experienced, which makes it easier to focus on real progress from day one.

Can singing lessons help someone prepare for gigs or studio sessions in Miami’s music industry?

Definitely. Whether you’re planning to perform in local venues like Ball & Chain or record tracks in one of Miami’s many studios, professional vocal coaching can boost your performance readiness. Lessons often focus on endurance, stage presence, and articulation key skills for live and studio success.

Do tutors in Miami specialize in specific genres like reggaeton, Latin pop, or R&B?

Many do. Because of the city’s rich musical culture, tutors here often have experience in genres like salsa, bachata, or even Spanglish pop. It’s common for students to work with tutors who understand the nuances of those styles and can incorporate them into vocal warm ups or performance pieces.

Singing lessons near Miami