Singing lessons near me in Staten Island, NY

Malcolm provided Grayson with a singing lesson that included vocal warm-ups, breath control exercises, and pitch practice. They worked on applying these techniques to a song, focusing on resonance and reducing throat tension. Grayson was assigned homework to explore tonal quality and resonance, and they rescheduled a future lesson due to Grayson's travel plans.

Stephanie Norris coached Gabriel Escobar on vocal techniques, including breath support, register transitions, and vocal placement, using exercises and applying them to Taylor Swift's "Come Back Be Here." They identified octave changes and challenging sections in the song, working to improve Gabriel's accuracy and comfort. Gabriel practiced the song with these techniques, aiming for a more consistent and expressive performance.

Andrey, recovering from a cold, had a singing lesson with Viktoriia on June 11, 2025. They worked on vocal exercises, intervals, and their song. Andrey struggled with high notes, prompting Viktoriia to suggest focusing on lower notes and postponing the higher ones until he felt better. The next lesson will focus on the second verse. The transcript is computer-generated and may contain errors.

María Belén Corradini gave Brandon a singing lesson, focusing on vocal warm-ups, tongue placement, resonance, and octave switching. They discussed recording options, and Brandon was assigned to listen to the song they're working on to prepare for their next lesson on Friday.

MVH tutored Phillip Williams in singing, focusing on adapting songs to his vocal range and preparing for karaoke performances. They analyzed "Amazing Grace," "You'll Never Find," and "Memory Lane," adjusting keys and discussing performance strategies. Phillip plans to practice at a karaoke spot and will continue working on the songs for the next session.

LipstickLocs&Lyrics coaches T Allen in vocal lessons focusing on breathing, vocal placement, and releasing tension. Techniques include abdominal breathing exercises, lip trills, straw exercises, and jaw relaxation (mimicking a yawn). The goal is to improve vocal technique, achieve a fuller sound, and maintain forward projection, with homework assigned for continued practice. Future sessions will apply these techniques to specific songs.