Study with an Ohio Christian University graduate offering a wide range of vocal techniques and genres
Private lessons - Rachael Jenkins
Bachelors degree
$38
$34
/ hour
Trusted vocal coach for all levels
Guides beginners to advanced singers with tailored techniques
Trusted for recital and audition prep
Parents say the singing lessons led to great performances
Structured voice lessons with real results
86%+ students achieve consistent growth in pitch, & range
About your vocal coach
As a seasoned music tutor, I'm Rachael Jenkins, holding a Bachelor's degree in Arts of Music. With over 8 years of teaching experience, specializing in singing, I offer a personalized approach to help students of all levels excel in their vocal journey. My expertise includes jazz, blues, metal, and country singing, along with various specialities like ear training, harmony, improvisation, and more. I believe in creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students can explore their unique voice. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced singer, my tailored lessons cater to your individual goals and learning style. From mastering vocal techniques to diving into music theory, I'm here to guide you every step of the way. Join me in uncovering the nuances of singing, from building harmonies to understanding music production techniques. Let's embark on this musical journey together and unlock your full singing potential. Your voice is unique, and together, we'll make it shine brighter than ever before!
Your vocal coach specialities
Rhythm & Beat
Improvisation & Composition
Music theory
Harmony and Chords
Music Technology
Ear training
Melody & Pitch
Music Performance Techniques
Vocal Training
Singing lessons overview
As a versatile and experienced Singing tutor, I offer a personalized approach that focuses on flexibility, musicality, and confidence building for students of all levels. My teaching encompasses various singing styles like Jazz, Blues, Metal, and Country, catering to a diverse range of musical interests. I utilize a range of tech tools including DAWs, ear training software, and vocal pitch training apps to enhance learning both online and offline. I follow a curriculum that aligns with different educational standards like the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and International Baccalaureate (IB) program to ensure a comprehensive learning experience. With a track record of teaching over 100 students, I welcome singers of all levels, from kids and beginners to advanced adults. My methodology emphasizes breathing techniques, rhythm, and timing, fostering a supportive environment where students can develop their vocal skills with confidence. Let's embark on a musical journey together and explore the art of singing in a fun and engaging way!
Student types for singing lessons
Singing for kids
Singing for beginners
Singing for intermediate
All Levels
Singing for adults
Singing for advanced
Interactive voice lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Open Q&A
Teaching tools used in voice lessons
Karaoke & backing track apps
Ear Training Software
Digital sheet music & lyric databases
Looping Software
Metronome Apps
Types of singing lessons
Singing
Jazz Singing
Blues Singing
Metal Singing
Country Singing
Free lesson slots
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Singing concept taught by Rachael
Rachael Jenkins led Ethan Pech in a vocal lesson centered on John Legend's "All of Me." They analyzed the song's structure, focusing on breathing techniques and challenging high-octave sections. Ethan practiced the first two pages of the song, and Rachael provided feedback on his rhythm and phrasing, assigning him to memorize the lyrics and internalize the song's tempo for the next session.
Vocal Technique - Breathing
Song Preparation - Word Memorization
Musicality - Blues Influence in R&B
Pronunciation - 'R' Sounds
Vocal coach Rachael Jenkins is transitioning away from the Wingy platform and offers Ethan Pech independent lessons, outlining new pricing and platform options (Zoom/Teams). They review singing technique, warm up with vocal exercises, and work on Ethan's song "Zippity Doo Dah," with Rachael providing feedback and suggesting self-recording. They discuss potential new songs and artists, with Ethan assigned homework to choose one for the next lesson.
Grace in Teaching
Dynamic Vocal Control
Vocal Recording and Analysis
R&B Song Selection
Rachael Jenkins gave Helen Alonso a piano lesson, focusing on minor scales (natural, harmonic, and melodic), primary chords in minor keys, and key signatures using the circle of fifths. Helen practiced identifying notes and chords, and Rachael recommended using the "Staff Wars" app to improve note recognition, including ledger lines. They also discussed Helen's upcoming travel nursing contract and agreed to switch to direct billing after Helen finishes her current lessons.
Ledger Lines
C Clef
Double Sharps
Five Seven Chords
Rachael Jenkins led Ethan through a vocal lesson centered on refining his performance of "Zippity Doo Dah," addressing pitch, rhythm, and breath control. They analyzed the sheet music and used a karaoke track for practice. Rachael assigned continued practice with the track and sheet music, and offered to send the sheet music in the correct key, as well as recording the sessions for review.
Vocal Warm-ups - 'Yum' Exercise
Rhythm and Timing
Vowel Pronunciation
Score Reading
Rachael Jenkins led Helen Alonso through a piano lesson that included practical work on a song, focusing on fingering and stretches, and theoretical concepts such as triads, intervals, and relative minors. Rachael assigned hands-separate practice for the song, including repeats, and introduced minor scales for the next lesson.
Relative Minor Keys
Major vs. Minor Thirds
Perfect Fifths
Triad Construction
Rachael Jenkins conducted Kailee Tietjen's final piano lesson before summer break, focusing on reviewing a song, key signatures, eighth note triplets, and chord practice. Kailee worked on specific measures, highlighted key signature pages, and did a timed chord-playing exercise. They planned to review the book and work on "Moon River" upon returning in August, with Rachael recommending Kailee get the second book.
Muscle Memory in Music
Chord Inversions
Relative Minor
Triplets