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Shukhrat taught 1 day ago
Shukhrat guided a student from Meredith College in Raleigh through vocal exercises and song practice, focusing on articulation, resonance, and rhythmic accuracy. They worked on a specific song, breaking down the verse and pre-chorus to improve their timing and vocal delivery. The individual's homework is to memorize the second verse, pre-chorus, and chorus for the next lesson.
Vocal Warm-up vs. Standalone Exercise
Vowel Articulation
Head Voice & Chest Voice Transition
Rhythmic Pattern & Tempo
Singing Arc
Megan taught 4 days ago
Megan guided Lena through a vocal lesson, concentrating on essential techniques such as breath control exercises, seamless transitions between head and chest voice, and belting. Lena diligently practiced various exercises aimed at enhancing her breath support, vocal flexibility, and overall range. During their time together, Megan offered specific guidance on proper mouth posture and effective techniques for hitting high notes, culminating in the identification of Lena's highest belting note.
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Airflow Conservation
Firmata (Fermata)
Head vs. Chest Voice
Belting Technique
Tiff taught 9 days ago
Tiffany Case conducted a vocal lesson with Austin, focusing on vocal exercises, scales, and the song "How to Save a Life." Their work together emphasized improving pitch accuracy, timing, and emotional connection. For homework, Austin was assigned to practice with a metronome, memorize the first half of the song, engage in 4-4 breathing meditation, and sing in the shower. Tiffany also plans to reintroduce initial vocal warm-ups in their next lesson.
Head Voice vs. Chest Voice
Jaw Tension in Singing
Timing & Metronome Practice
Vowel Shaping for Pitch
4-4 Breathing Meditation
Ani taught 17 days ago
During a recent vocal lesson, Ani Pianist coached Michael Meehan on essential vocal techniques. Their work together focused on breath support, developing chest voice and head register, and achieving 'ping,' all demonstrated through Bob Dylan's 'Subterranean Homesick Blues.' Michael actively practiced applying these methods to the song, paying close attention to phrasing and breath control. For his homework, Ani assigned him to continue practicing the song in various keys and to experiment with different vocal sounds.
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Andi taught 18 days ago
Andi Feliu coached Wil Ancellotti on vocal techniques, addressing issues of vocal cracking and fatigue. They analyzed Wil's singing, focusing on breath support and cord closure, and practiced vocal exercises. Andi advised Wil to rest his voice, hydrate with tea, and sent him videos on vocal health, planning to focus on breath support in the next lesson.
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Suny taught 21 days ago
During a recent vocal lesson, Suny Lopez guided Evan Patterson through warm-up exercises and practice on the songs "Ring of Fire" and "Long Black Train." The instruction centered on refining breath support, resonance, and vocal placement. Evan requested to conclude the lesson ahead of schedule and was assigned the karaoke version of "Long Black Train" for practice during the week.
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Voice lessons near Raleigh for beginners, kids and adults
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Cason Pierce rated NICHELLE
North Hills, Raleigh
3 months ago
Thanks to creative storytelling and fun clapping games, my 8-year-old now confidently leads songs at school assemblies in North Hills, all thanks to BERNARD ’s wonderful teaching.
Juliana Pierce rated Thasya
Raleigh, NC
5 months ago
Creates a caring and supportive space for vocalists in Raleigh, NC. Her focus on both precision and emotional expression has enhanced my singing dramatically.
Erik Coffey rated Emily
Mordecai, Raleigh
5 months ago
It’s been wonderful to see such quick progress in confidence and performance, and recently, Shaull showed fantastic improvement and truly impressed everyone with her singing.
Oliver Brennan rated Ana
Glenwood South, Raleigh
6 months ago
We’re truly impressed by how much our daughter’s singing has improved with Jula ’s support here in Glenwood South and she’s now confidently preparing for her first performance.
Esmeralda Pratt rated Graham
Raleigh, NC
9 months ago
Combines professionalism with warmth in his Raleigh sessions. his techniques have opened up new dimensions in my vocal expression.
Sanaa Carr rated Thomas
Brier Creek, Raleigh
11 months ago
After years of avoiding the spotlight, my 12-year-old has grown more confident and is now happily singing at local events and creating his own songs, thanks to Thomas kind and steady guidance in Brier Creek.
Cruz Mcgee rated Lily
Wakefield, Raleigh
12 months ago
Thanks to the supportive guidance and encouragement from Jiang , I found my confidence again and am now happily singing with the adult ensemble here in Wakefield.
Maurice Warner rated Laura
Oakwood, Raleigh
about 1 year ago
With guidance from Forero , my daughter gained confidence and improved her singing, which led the choir director to invite her, after her solo, to join the youth worship team.
Raleigh’s Dynamic Singing and Vocal Arts Ecosystem

Singing in Raleigh, North Carolina, is not just a pastime; it’s deeply woven into the city’s cultural, economic, and educational fabric. As one of the Southeast’s most energetic music hubs, Raleigh’s singing scene drives continuous demand for vocal training and supports singers of all levels with robust infrastructure and community support.
Singing Venues and Performance Opportunities
Raleigh is home to more than 80 music venues, each one hosting singing events, performances, and concerts that showcase both emerging and established vocalists. Notable venues fueling the city’s singing culture include:
- Red Hat Amphitheatre: Hosting record-breaking singing acts and drawing 265,000 attendees in 2024, this venue illustrates the city’s appetite for live vocal performances.
- Kings and The Pour House: These intimate spaces champion local singers and feature regular singing showcases and vocal competitions.
- Lincoln Theatre: Known for its acoustics and broad musical programming from hip-hop to rock, it frequently features singers honing an array of vocal styles.
Raleigh’s thriving network of singing spaces ensures that every level of vocalist finds a platform, from beginner open mics to high-profile amphitheatre concerts.
Singing-Focused Festivals Raising Performance Standards
Signature festivals set the standard for singing excellence. The Hopscotch Music Festival brings together singers from over 450 bands, creating singing opportunities across multiple genres. The renowned Dreamville Festival, founded by J. Cole, draws over 100,000 visitors, providing huge exposure for singing talent. Meanwhile, the longstanding IBMA World of Bluegrass established Raleigh as a national singing destination, elevating the skills and visibility of the city’s vocalists. These singing festivals include workshops and masterclasses, allowing aspiring singers to learn directly from vocal professionals and refine their singing technique.
Education and Training: The Core of Raleigh Singing
Raleigh’s educational offerings nurture future singing talent through:
- The Musicians Learning Centre: With 1,000+ students and singing teachers who perform professionally, it bridges singing instruction and stage experience.
- Meredith College: Its vocal studies concentration, state-of-the-art performance spaces, and connections to prestigious ensembles offer advanced singing education.
- NC State University: Masonically integrates technology with singing, and features traditional choral groups for those passionate about ensemble singing.
- Community Music School: Makes singing accessible with $1 lessons and instrument loans, knocking down economic barriers to vocal learning.
Private singing instructors, such as Angela Santucci and Johanna Boberg, combine active vocal careers with teaching, ensuring real-world singing skills are passed on.
Government and Community Support for Singing
Extensive government backing for singing initiatives includes $1.8 million in annual arts grants, benefiting 35 nonprofit organisations and countless singing workshops. The Wake County Public School System embeds singing into its core curriculum, and the United Arts Council reaches 100,000 students with singing artists-in-schools placements.
Community groups intensify Raleigh’s singing spirit:
- Capital City Girls Choir: Provides world-class singing opportunities for youth.
- Hayes Barton Baptist Church School of Music: Scholarships ensure singing instruction is broadly available.
- Wake Forest Community Youth Orchestra: Enhances singing outreach in rural areas.
Recording Studios and Professional Singing Growth
Recording studios extend vocal development from the classroom to the studio:
- OverTone Music: Offers both singing lessons and professional recording, bridging skill-building and production.
- Osceola Recording Studios and JB Vocal Studios: Mix singing coaching with creative recording opportunities.
These facilities support a feedback loop as singers train, record, and share their vocal music, keeping Raleigh’s singing standards industry-ready.
Key Landmarks and Relevant Sites for Singing Enthusiasts
- Meredith College (Clara Carswell Concert Hall): Premier venue for vocal recitals and choral performances.
- Raleigh Memorial Auditorium: Hosts the “Pieces of Gold” showcase, a major singing event for public school students.
- Dreamville Festival Grounds (Dorothea Dix Park): Site of world-class singing performances each spring.
These places have helped shape Raleigh’s singing culture, inspiring new generations to develop vocal skills and join the city’s tradition of vibrant choral and solo singing.
Singing in Raleigh: Interesting Facts
- Raleigh was recognised as having “The Best Music Scenes Right Now” by Rolling Stone in 2020, highlighting its dedication to singing and the vocal arts.
- The city’s singing teachers not only instruct locally but also maintain active touring or recording careers.
- Open mics and festivals can be attended almost every night, providing more avenues for singing performances than in many comparably sized cities.
Throughout Raleigh, singing is a unifying force, a step ladder to personal development, a career, or simply joyful community engagement. Whether you’re passionate about singing, vocal performance, or voice coaching, Raleigh sets the standard for thriving, diverse, and accessible vocal arts.


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