Singing lessons near me in San Francisco, CA

Sonia Purani coached Moowe on vocal techniques to prepare for his upcoming concert, focusing on breathing exercises, vocal warm-ups, and adapting songs to suit his vocal range and prevent strain. They worked on reinterpreting "Summer of '69" and "Free Fallin'," and Sonia offered advice on harmonies and band arrangements. Moowe will discuss the suggested changes with his band and maintain the same lesson schedule for next week.

Rachael Jenkins led Ethan through vocal exercises and worked on a song excerpt, focusing on breath control, vowel pronunciation, and maintaining pitch, particularly on the phrase "I'm out of my mind." Ethan was assigned to continue practicing the song, paying special attention to the problem phrase and breath marks. Ethan also mentioned he is waiting for the results of a drug test for a new job.

Angela McIntosh led Micah Rosaldo in a singing lesson focused on Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off." They worked on vocal warm-ups, brightness of tone, pitch, rhythm, and performance energy. Micah was assigned to practice the song, focusing on the fast parts and singing along with Taylor Swift to improve her overall performance, and they scheduled the next lesson for the following week.

Angelica coaches Eleanor in singing, focusing on technique, pitch, and performance qualities in both familiar songs and an original piece. Due to an upcoming trip, Angelica offers Eleanor the option of a new teacher or a break, and Eleanor chooses to wait for Angelica's return, receiving homework in the meantime.

Eric mentored Joshua on songwriting, covering topics like melody creation, song structure (verse, chorus, bridge), genre influences, and the importance of memorable melodies. They analyzed songs from various artists (My Chemical Romance, Basket Case, etc.) to illustrate these concepts. Joshua is working on a song about a bad relationship and receives feedback and guidance from Eric, who also emphasizes the importance of audio engineering, networking, and analyzing other artists' work for inspiration.

Viktoriia Frisher led Giles Tyrell in a vocal lesson that covered sound production, pitch control, breath support, and song performance. Giles practiced specific sounds and worked on two songs, "We Can't Be Friends" and "How Far I'll Go," focusing on improving his vocal technique and engaging his abdominal muscles for stronger notes. Viktoriia assigned Giles to memorize the lyrics of "How Far I'll Go" and practice engaging his abdominal muscles.