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Key focus areas of Queens voice training
Queens students attend one-on-one voice training
Learners joining from Astoria, Forest Hills
Kristopher taught 3 days ago
The Student practiced vocal exercises, including lip trills and solfege scales, to improve ear training and pitch accuracy. The session also involved singing songs such as 'House of Memories' and 'Arcade,' with a focus on vocal projection and technique. The Tutor suggested adding 'Mystical Magical' to the song list and planned to continue solfege exercises in the next session.
Lip Trills for Vocal Warm-up
Vocal Exercises: 'Ski Sky Scoop' and 'Mommy Made Me Mash My M&Ms'
Solfege: Do-Re-Mi...
Projection and Vocal Clarity
Interval Recognition
Maria taught 3 days ago
The Student and Tutor worked on vocal exercises to improve breath control, vocal range, and resonance. They practiced a song in both alto and soprano versions, focusing on vocal placement and support. The student began working on a new song, "Someone Gets Hurt," exploring belting techniques and planning to continue this work in the next session scheduled for December 6th.
Breath Support for Singing
Vocal Placement
Resonance and Vocal Qualities
Belting Technique Introduction
Vowel Modification for Vocal Exercises
Tongue Exercises for Vocal Agility
Hope taught 12 days ago
The session focused on vocal techniques, specifically breath control and manipulating airflow to achieve different vocal effects. The Student practiced maintaining steady airflow while singing "Mary Had a Little Lamb" and "Yesterday," working on eliminating unwanted vibrato and exploring breathy singing. The homework includes practicing steady airflow and exploring these techniques in new songs.
Diaphragmatic Breathing for Singing
Steady Airflow vs. Vibrato
Controlling Vocal Effects: Breathy Singing
Vocal Cord Tension and Pitch
Falsetto Voice
Armando taught about 1 month ago
The session focused on singing techniques, practicing transitions between head and chest voices in two different songs. The student worked on vocal control, rhythm, and chord progressions, with emphasis on diaphragm use and achieving specific tones. The student was encouraged to practice the techniques and songs discussed during the session.
Chest Voice
Singing and Playing Simultaneously
Head Voice
Vocal Octave Leaps
Adding Grit & Distortion
Rhythmic Vocal Placement
Mia taught about 2 months ago
The Tutor and Student reviewed breathing techniques and vocal warm-up exercises. The Student sang for the Tutor and received feedback on pitch, articulation, and vibrato. The Student was assigned an articulation exercise and plans were made to review a recording of their singing in the next session after the student downloads Chrome.
Box Breathing
Staccato Breathing
Sirens: Lip Trills and NG Sounds
Call and Response Vocal Warm-up
Vibrato Control
Articulation and Vowel Modulation
Head Voice vs. Mixed Belt
Daniela taught about 2 months ago
Daniela and Jahkeel dedicated their lesson to vocal exercises and song practice, aiming to bolster Jahkeel's vocal presence, resonance, and pronunciation. They honed techniques for blending head and chest voice to achieve stronger high notes, applying these skills to the songs 'Cheerleader' and 'Mary on a Cross.' As an assignment, Jahkeel was asked to listen to 'Mary on a Cross' to deepen his understanding of its vocal dynamics.
NG Sound Exercise
Pow Resonance Technique
Mix Voice Development (Ne)
Microphone Technique
Queens' Own Chorus: Discovering Your Potential in NYC's Most Diverse Borough
The sheer diversity of Queens is astonishing. Over 160 languages are spoken by its residents. This rich cultural mix inspires countless musical expressions. From traditional folk songs to contemporary genres, all sounds thrive. This environment is perfect for developing your singing voice. You can explore various vocal styles. You can also connect with diverse musical traditions.
Queens also boasts a legendary musical history. It is the former home of jazz giants like Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald. Their legacies continue to inspire. The borough has nurtured countless artists. Its vibrant neighbourhoods always buzz with creative energy. This makes Queens an unparalleled place to hone your vocal skills.
Queens' Stages and Learning Hubs for Vocalists
Queens provides many fantastic venues and educational resources for singers. The Louis Armstrong House Museum in Corona is a must-visit. It offers a direct link to a jazz legend's life. This historical home inspires vocalists. The Queens Theatre in Flushing Meadows Corona Park presents diverse performances. It features theatre, dance, and many concerts. It offers stages for local talent. Flushing Town Hall is another cultural gem. It hosts global music concerts and educational programs. It showcases the borough's multicultural population.
Educational institutions also support musical development. Queens College, CUNY, offers excellent music programs. These include vocal studies and performance opportunities. The Aaron Copland School of Music at Queens College is renowned. It provides rigorous training for aspiring singers. Community music schools, like the Queens Music Academy, offer private lessons. They cater to all ages and skill levels. They foster musical exploration for everyone.
The New York City Department of Education supports arts education. They aim to provide equitable access to quality arts learning. This includes vocal instruction in public schools. These programs help nurture young singing talents. They ensure all students can develop their artistic aspirations.
Queens truly offers a unique environment for vocal growth. Its diverse sounds create endless possibilities. Embracing this rich tapestry helps your voice flourish. You become part of something truly special.
Queens’ musical heritage is also deeply rooted in the careers of renowned vocalists:
- Tony Bennett: Born in Astoria, Bennett’s legendary jazz standards continue to inspire vocalists exploring classical American song traditions.
- Nicki Minaj: Originating from South Jamaica, Minaj's dynamic hip-hop and rap-infused vocal techniques offer contemporary inspiration to students exploring urban vocal styles.
- Cyndi Lauper: Born in Astoria, Lauper’s distinctive pop-rock vocal style reflects the borough’s eclectic musical landscape.
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