Blend classical training with other vocal styles for lessons that focus on expressive techniques

Daniela Reyes Villa led a singing lesson for an individual who resides in Haile Plantation. The lesson included vocal warm-ups, exercises to improve breath control and vocal presence, and focused on the song "Can't Help Falling in Love." She practiced singing with a karaoke track and received feedback on her intonation and confidence. Daniela will send her recordings of the exercises and a karaoke track in a lower key for practice, and they rescheduled the next lesson for Friday due to her travel plans.

During a recent vocal lesson in Raleigh, Daniela collaborated with Kaleb to tackle and eliminate a "granny" sound in his singing. Their lesson honed in on vocal exercises, breath control, and techniques to prevent vocal strain. They applied these methods while practicing "Can't Help Falling in Love," identifying precise sections that needed refinement. Kaleb was provided with exercises to work on throughout the week to improve his tone and get rid of the undesirable sound, and they arranged their next lesson for the following Wednesday.

Vocal coach Daniela conducted an online singing lesson with S Williams, concentrating on enhancing vocal balance and refining belt technique. During the lesson, they engaged in exercises designed to foster consistency across different vocal registers and prevent strain. Specific attention was given to challenges encountered in songs such as 'Somewhere Down This Road' and 'Defying Gravity.' For homework, S Williams was given targeted exercises to strengthen her lower register and improve her belt, with an emphasis on regular practice.

Daniela Reyes Villa coached Maria Chapot on techniques aimed at reducing vocal tension and raspiness in her singing. The lesson specifically focused on breath control, proper vowel sounds, and connecting to her speaking voice, with Sia's "Unstoppable" serving as their practice song. They opted to skip the bridge section of the song due to its inherent difficulty. For her practice, Maria was assigned to work on the song while maintaining a relaxed vocal approach, and their future lessons were rescheduled to Fridays at 11:30.

Daniela coached Devoiry on refining her belting technique, with a focus on reducing vocal tension and cultivating a softer, more supported sound. During the lesson, Devoiry engaged in exercises designed to balance her chest and head voice and to center her vocal production, receiving expert guidance from Daniela on proper vocal placement and resonance. For homework, Devoiry was tasked with recording and analyzing her singing, specifically noting loudness, nasality, and tension, and to experiment with various vocal techniques to discover a comfortable and effective balance. The specific city where this vocal lesson took place was not provided.

Daniela's vocal coaching lesson with Wayne centered on refining his technique for the songs "Marie is the Name" and "Navajo Rug." Their work encompassed intonation, making key adjustments using the Moisés app, and incorporating vocal warm-ups, all aimed at enhancing Wayne's tone and accuracy. As a follow-up, Daniela will provide a karaoke version of "Navajo Rug," and Wayne is tasked with practicing "Marie is the Name" using the "ba ba ba" vocal exercise in either the A flat or A key.