Thom Isaacs
Work on pitch precision and emotional delivery through thoughtful, expressive vocal guidance




Singing lessons - Thom Isaacs
Masters degree
/ 30 min
Thom - Get to know your vocal coach
As a seasoned tutor in the realm of singing, I am Thom Isaacs, holding a Master's degree in Music. With over a year of experience, my expertise lies in various singing genres like Pop, Jazz, Rock, and more. Specializing in a wide array of subjects from Vocal Training to Music Theory, I bring a holistic approach to each lesson. My unique teaching style focuses on personalized techniques tailored to individual learning preferences, ensuring a rewarding and engaging learning experience. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced singer, I am here to inspire and guide you on your musical journey. Let's hit those high notes together!
Meet Thom
Thom graduated from University of Brighton

Singing lessons highlights
In my singing lessons, I blend musicality, engaging techniques, pitch perfection, flexibility, and harmony to create a dynamic and effective learning experience. I specialize in teaching a wide range of singing styles including pop, jazz, rock, blues, and more to students at all levels, from kids to adults. I leverage tech tools like DAWs, ear training software, and vocal pitch training apps to enhance personalized teaching. By incorporating digital sheet music, karaoke apps, and vocal tuner apps, I create an interactive and engaging learning environment both online and offline. Following diverse curricula like A-Levels, AP Program, and IB, I ensure a comprehensive educational approach tailored to individual student needs. Whether teaching singing basics or advanced vocal techniques, my goal is to foster a deep understanding of music while nurturing a passion for singing. Join me to unlock your vocal potential and express yourself with confidence and artistry!
Your vocal coach specialities
Sight Singing
Music Technology
Rhythm & Beat
Harmony & Counterpoint
Scales and Modes
Music Performance Techniques
Singing
Music theory
Interactive voice lessons
Note taking
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
Open Q&A
Chat for quick help
Free lesson slots
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Singing concept taught by Thom
Thom and Max reviewed performance feedback and practiced ear training using Melodol and Melodear. They analyzed Max's practice exam, identifying areas for improvement such as intervals, scales, and rhythm. Thom assigned singing exercises for the next session to help Max internalize scale degrees and improve interval recognition.
Musical Intervals
Scales and Modes
Tone Color (Timbre)
Rhythm Transcription
Thom guided a learner from Clements High School in Telfair through an analysis of song structures. They explored examples from various songs, including Eurovision entries, to identify patterns and understand how different sections contribute to a song's overall impact. The lesson focused on using A, B, and C sections to map out song form, and they analyzed the UK's 2024 Eurovision entry to understand its structural issues. The individual was encouraged to practice identifying song structures while listening to music during the week.
Dance Break as a Section
Verse
Pre-Chorus
Chorus
Bridge
Identifying Song Sections
Song Structure (A/B/C/D Sections)
Thom and an individual from Fort Wayne discussed songwriting challenges for a Eurovision entry and practiced freewriting as a technique to overcome writer's block. The individual shared a segment of an original song for feedback. Next week's lesson will focus on analyzing song structures in Eurovision songs.
Free Writing Technique
Songwriting Process (Melody First)
Overcoming Perfectionism in Creativity
Song Structure (AABA)
Thom Isaacs worked with Max on ear training, focusing on identifying intervals and scale degrees through singing exercises and applying these skills to music transcription using the Melodier exercise. Max practiced singing scales and identifying intervals relative to the tonic. Thom assigned continued practice with the Melodier exercises as homework.
Interval Identification
Ear Training (Aural Skills)
Scale Degrees
Tonic
Thom focused on vocal technique with a learner from Brooklyn, covering relative pitch, major and minor scales, and chord recognition. The individual practiced identifying and singing major and minor scales and worked on exercises to improve vocal accuracy and memory. They plan to continue these exercises in future lessons to further develop their vocal skills.
Minor Chord/Scale
Relative Pitch
Major Chord/Scale
Broken Chord
Scale Degrees (1
3
5)
Band Positioning
Melodle and Rythmal
Interval Recognition
Melody Training
Rhythmic Transcription
Time Management in Performance
Tutor Feedback
Learner types for singing lessons
Singing for advanced
Singing for adults
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Home schooled
Singing for intermediate
ASD
ADHD
Singing for beginners
Singing for kids
All Levels
Learning Disabilities
Types of singing lessons
Singing
Pop Singing
Jazz Singing
Rock Singing
Movie Singing
Blues Singing
Tools & techniques used in voice lessons
Metronome Apps
Looping Software
Lyric & sheet music notation software
Ear Training Software
Karaoke & backing track apps
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