Work on pitch control and smooth harmonies with vocal coaching that’s designed around your unique style
Private lessons - Connor Terrell
Bachelors degree
$34
$33
/ hour
Voice coach with a personal touch
88% students love how each voice lesson customized to their need
Vocal coach who listens and adapts
The teachers flexible approach earns praise from parents
Technique-driven singing lessons
Focus on breath control, resonance, and articulation
About your vocal coach
I'm Connor Terrell, and I have been teaching voice for just about four years now and have a huge amount of experience mentoring and performing alike. Though my foundation is in classical vocal technique, I can teach and adapt this to a variety of styles, including pop, jazz, rock Broadway, and more! I can teach a variety of skill levels and age groups be they just getting started in the world of music, maybe sang a bit in high school but just got away from it for a bit, or a seasoned pro! Each course will include music theory instruction, ear training, vocal technique, and more as we dive into the material that you decide. The lessons are tailored not only to your skill level but also your interests, as above all, my goal is to help you reach your goals and nurture your passion for music. So what are you waiting for? Let's unlock your musical potential and make some music together!
Your vocal coach specialities
Rhythm & Beat
Music production & recording
Ear training
Harmony and Chords
Music theory
Singing
Music Performance Techniques
Vocal Training
Singing lessons overview
Each voice is unique, and no singer is the same. There are techniques that are standard, but ultimately, I let the student be my guide. Music also has a lot of tough concepts to grasp, however, so I have a variety of ways of breaking down even the most complex of concepts to even the youngest of learners. A lot of what we will learn will be through the songs we decide to learn, as many concepts can be taught through simply learning a song. However. vocal exercises are also a key factor in my lessons. We'll spend just as much time vocalizing and exercising the vocal folds as we will diving into each individual pitch, lyric, and beat. It is through this vocalization that we will break down vocal techniques such as proper breath support, tone, placement, and even ear training. We will then apply these concepts, of course, to the repertoire that we are learning. My lessons focus on personalized and interactive learning that best fits YOU, as no two singers are exactly the same.
Student types for singing lessons
Singing for kids
Singing for beginners
Singing for intermediate
Singing for adults
Singing for advanced
Singing for Intermediate
Singing for Adults
Singing for Kids
Singing for Advanced
Singing for Beginners
ADHD
ASD
Learning Disabilities
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Home schooled
Interactive voice lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
Teaching tools used in voice lessons
Digital sheet music & lyric databases
DAWs
Metronome Apps
Lyric & sheet music notation software
Looping Software
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Types of singing lessons
Singing
Classical Singing
Pop Singing
Jazz Singing
Rock Singing
Movie Singing
Free lesson slots
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Singing concept taught by Connor
Connor Terrell gave Bessie a voice lesson, conducted over the phone due to technical difficulties, focusing on vocal warm-ups and refining her performance of "Across Endless Dimensions," with specific attention to vowel pronunciation and high note support. Connor introduced the concepts of head and chest voice and suggested exploring art songs and arias. He assigned practice and will send a new karaoke track, and Bessie will contact tech support to resolve the meeting issues.
Head Voice vs. Chest Voice
R-Colored Vowels
Resonance and Vocal Registers
Diphthongs
Connor Terrell and Alex James addressed technical issues, conducted vocal warm-ups focusing on resonance and breath support, and analyzed Alex's recording of "Danny Boy." They then shifted to "Wither Must I Wander," addressing breath control, rhythm, and phrasing. Connor assigned Alex to learn the middle and latter parts of "Wither Must I Wander" using provided resources.
Resonance in Singing
Neutral Chin Position
Art Song vs. Folk Tune
Breath Control and Phrasing
Connor Terrell gave Alex James a singing lesson that included reviewing breath control and high notes from a previous song, and then focusing on pitch, resonance, rhythm, and pronunciation in a new song. Alex informed Connor that they would be discontinuing lessons due to financial constraints.
Intervocalic Sounds
Soft Palate
Vocal Resonance
Breath Control
Tongue Position
Vowel Pronunciation
Avoiding Vocal Strain on High Notes
Vocal Timing with Accompaniment
