Singing lessons near me in Austin, TX

Nichelle Bernard guided Dylan Xiao through vocal exercises to improve his lower register and timing, applying these skills to "Viva La Vida." Dylan practiced scales with different vowel sounds and worked on singing in the pocket using a metronome. They plan to continue working on the song up to the chorus in the next session, potentially held on Monday evening.

Youdan Yang coached TJ Weiler on vocal techniques, including breath control, thick vs. thin vocal textures, and nasal voice, applying these to a song by Iron and Wine. TJ practiced exercises to engage his belly and relax his throat, focusing on avoiding strain when hitting higher notes. Youdan assigned practice of a verse from the song, emphasizing breath placement and thick nasal voice, with the next session scheduled for Monday at 5 PM.

Ebony J. coached Jesse Lindmar on vocal techniques, song interpretation, and basic music theory. Jesse practiced "I Wish You the Best," focusing on confident delivery, and began learning "Whenever I Feel Afraid," emphasizing dynamics and tone. Homework includes vocal warm-ups, practicing the songs, and learning the G-clef space notes.

Mandy Oliver coached Tiffany Batura on preparing her wedding vows and a song performance, focusing on techniques for managing nerves and enhancing vocal delivery. Tiffany practiced singing and received feedback on her vocal range and control. They discussed vocal warm-ups and potential backup plans for the performance, including recording backup vocals.

Michael coached Emma in a vocal lesson, focusing on exercises like sirens and lip trills for warm-up and ear training. They worked on "Mother Knows Best" for an upcoming audition, chunking out the song to improve pitch and resonance, and discussed vocal registers and health. Michael suggested recording lessons for review and provided resources for piano accompaniment practice.

Daniela worked with Devory on vocal techniques to address discomfort and improve sound placement, focusing on core engagement and breath support. They began working on the song "Wise Men Say" to center Devory's sound and improve intonation. Devory was assigned to practice the first part of the song and listen to a recording for reference.