Learn vocal techniques across genres with a teacher who blends classical, jazz, rock, and blues
Private lessons - Hugh Wheatley
Bachelors degree
$40
$37
/ hour
Voice coach with a personal touch
88% students love how each voice lesson customized to their need
Trusted for recital and audition prep
Parents say the singing lessons led to great performances
Voice lessons that build stage readiness
Students report better comfort and control during live performances
About your vocal coach
As Hugh Wheatley, a seasoned musician with over 15 years of experience and a Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance and Production, I specialize in all things singing. From classical to jazz, rock to blues, I cover it all. My specialities include ear training, harmony, improvisation, music theory, vocal training, and much more. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced singer, I cater to all levels and ages, including kids and adults. In my sessions, I focus on developing your range, pitch, and control while making learning fun and engaging. I can help you master melodies by ear, understand complex music theory, and enhance your performance techniques. I believe in personalized teaching methods that accelerate your learning process and boost your confidence. Every aspiring singer is unique, and I ensure to tailor each session to meet your musical needs. Let's embark on this musical journey together and unlock your full potential as a singer. Get in touch, and let's make some beautiful music!
Your vocal coach specialities
Scales and Modes
Music production & recording
Ear training
Melody & Pitch
Music Performance Techniques
Singing lessons overview
As a versatile Singing tutor with experience teaching students of all levels and ages, I focus on creating a supportive and engaging learning environment. My methodology combines confidence-building, relaxation techniques, and patient guidance to help students excel in various singing genres such as Classical, Jazz, Rock, and more. I leverage a range of tech tools like DAWs, ear training software, and vocal pitch training apps to enhance the learning experience both online and offline. I tailor my curriculum to suit different standards like A-Levels, AP Program, IB, and more, ensuring a comprehensive learning journey for over 200 students. Whether teaching singing to kids, beginners, intermediates, or advanced learners, I prioritize harmony and engagement in every lesson. By personalizing learning plans, providing constructive feedback, and integrating theory with practice, I aim to instill a passion for singing while fostering growth and confidence in each student. Join me in making your musical journey fun, rewarding, and full of harmonious progress.
Student types for singing lessons
Singing for kids
Singing for beginners
Singing for intermediate
Singing for adults
Singing for advanced
All Levels
ADHD
ASD
Learning Disabilities
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Home schooled
Interactive voice lessons
Record lessons
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
Chat for quick help
Weekend lessons
Teaching tools used in voice lessons
Ear Training Software
Digital sheet music & lyric databases
Vocal tuner apps
Vocal synthesizers & harmonizer apps
Metronome Apps
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Types of singing lessons
Singing
Classical Singing
Jazz Singing
Rock Singing
Movie Singing
Blues Singing
Free lesson slots
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Singing concept taught by Hugh
Hugh Wheatley led Naomi Ziraldo in a singing lesson centered on Amy Winehouse's "You Know I'm No Good," covering vocal warm-ups, melodic accuracy, and lyrical interpretation. They also discussed Hugh's performance aspirations and considered Sting and Phil Collins as potential artists for his return. Naomi is waiting for her card to be unblocked to book further lessons.
Song Structure
Vocal Warm-ups
Key Identification
Melody Replication
Hugh Wheatley coached Karen on vocal techniques using "Take Me to Church," focusing on scales, chord transitions, and the "amen" section. Karen practiced singing while playing guitar to improve improvisation skills. They rescheduled the next session for two weeks later due to Hugh's travel plans.
Musical Theater vs. Theater
Intervals in Music
Singing with Your Hands
Transposition
Hugh Wheatley and No Name discussed guitar techniques, focusing on playing "The Hand That Feeds" without a capo and transposing chords. Hugh also touched upon vocal techniques, though internet issues limited progress. No specific homework or follow-up was assigned due to connectivity problems.
Chest and Head Voice
Barre Chords
Chord Transposition
Hugh gave Caroline a guitar and singing lesson, focusing on Paramore's "The Only Exception." They covered music theory, chord shapes, strumming, and vocal techniques for the bridge. Hugh assigned practice exercises to expand Caroline's vocal range and recommended listening to the album "Brand New Eyes."
B Chord (Guitar)
Mixolydian Mode
Time Signature (6/8)
Vocal Range Extension
Hugh gave Nahomi a singing lesson where they worked on vocal technique using "Tears in Heaven" and "If I Ain't Got You," focusing on chest voice and key adjustments. They used a singing app for practice and discussed scheduling their next session, potentially on Monday at 10:00 AM, before a break until June.
Chest Voice vs. Head Voice
Ear Training
Vibrato
Finding Chest Voice
Hugh Wheatley provided vocal instruction to student No Name (Carolyn/Karen), covering music theory concepts like arpeggios and relative majors, vocal techniques including chest/head voice and phrasing, and applying these to songs like Fallout Boy's "Get Busy Living or Get Busy Dying." They also discussed performance anxiety and scheduling matters.
Finding Relative Keys
Chest Voice vs. Head Voice
Arpeggios
Relative Major