Jihye Kang
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Jihye Kang
Bachelors degree
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Each lesson is 55 min
50 lessons
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30 lessons
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20 lessons
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10 lessons
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Jihye - Get to know your vocal coach
🎤 Meet Jihye Kang – Vocal Coach | Performer | Music Educator I'm Jihye Kang, a Bachelor-educated singing tutor with over 5 years of experience helping students unlock their full vocal potential. My passion for music and performance stems from years of professional training and a vibrant career both on stage and in the studio. I specialize in personalized singing lessons for students of all ages and levels—from young beginners to seasoned vocalists looking to refine their craft. My sessions cover a wide range of genres including Pop, Classical, K-pop, and Musical Theatre, with a strong emphasis on: 🎶 Harmony and melody control 🎤 Lyric interpretation and emotional expression 📚 Vocalist theory and breath support 🎧 Music production techniques for studio singers I bring a unique edge to my teaching through my 3 years of musical theatre performance experience in South Korea, where I took on major roles and honed the art of storytelling through song. Since moving to Toronto, I've continued to pursue music actively—performing with my band, collaborating with local artists, and exploring the Canadian music scene. In every lesson, I create a supportive, fun, and goal-oriented environment tailored to each student's personality and musical interests. Whether you're working on hitting high notes, building stage confidence, preparing for auditions, or learning how to sing your favorite songs, I’m here to guide you step-by-step. Let’s work together to develop your voice, ignite your passion, and make music you love. 🎵 Book your first session and let’s get singing!
Meet Jihye
Jihye graduated from Chung-Ang University

Your vocal coach specialities
Rhythm & Beat
Melody & Pitch
Scales and Modes
Vocal Training
Music Performance Techniques
Learner types for singing lessons
Singing for Intermediate
Singing for Kids
Singing for Advanced
Singing for Beginners
Singing for Adults
Singing lessons highlights
🎶 Jihye Kang’s Vocal Lesson Structure & Teaching Methods I offer online voice lessons using Zoom and Google Meet, supported by digital tools like interactive whiteboards and screen sharing to create an immersive learning experience. 1. Breathing & Physical Preparation Breathing Exercises: Learn how to control your breath for better tone, vocal support, and stamina. Vocal Cord Warm-ups: Carefully structured warm-ups to prepare your voice and prevent strain, tailored to your vocal range and goals. 2. Vocal Technique & Expression Pitch, Tone, and Resonance Training: Build accuracy and consistency through personalized vocal drills. Lyric Interpretation: Understand the meaning behind the lyrics to deliver an emotionally honest performance. Expressing Emotion Through Voice: Learn how to shape dynamics, phrasing, and vocal color to match the message of the song. 3. Artist Identity & Creativity Discovering Your Unique Voice: Explore your natural tone and vocal qualities to develop an authentic sound. Nonverbal Expression: Use body language—such as hand gestures, facial expressions, and eye contact—to enhance your performance and captivate the audience. 4. Performance & Practical Training Recording Practice: Gain comfort and experience with studio-style recording to assess your growth and prepare for auditions or content creation. Live Feedback & Corrections: Receive detailed, constructive feedback after each session to refine technique and musicality. Confidence Building: Practice performing in a safe environment where you can build self-trust and stage presence. Whether you're learning from home, traveling, or based internationally, my remote lessons ensure you stay consistent, connected, and inspired.
Types of singing lessons
Singing
Classical Singing
Pop Singing

Singing concepts taught by Jihye
The Student practiced vocal exercises focusing on diaphragmatic breathing, throat opening, and vocal cord stretching, and worked on applying these techniques to the song "I Have Nothing." The Student was assigned to practice the breathing exercises daily using a stopwatch for timing. The next session will be held next Wednesday.
Breathing Technique for Singing
Vocal Warm-up: Opening the Throat (Larynx)
Mix Voice: Blending Chest and Head Voice
Vibrato: Airflow and Relaxation
Resonance and Placement: Back of the Eyes and Cheek
Vocal Cord Lengthening for High Notes
Vocal Warm-ups
Breathing Exercises
Instrument Exploration
Sound Check
The Student focused on vocal exercises and practiced two musical theater songs, "Cell Block Tango" and "All That Jazz". The Tutor provided guidance on breath control, vocal projection, character acting, and emphasizing specific words for dramatic effect. There was no homework assigned.
Lip Trills and Tongue Relaxation
All That Jazz: Sound and Vocal Expression
Musical Theatre Performance: Accents and Emphasis
Vocal Projection and Resonance
The session focused on vocal technique, including warm-up exercises for breath control, posture, and opening the throat. The Student practiced applying these techniques to the song "One Last Time," working on strength and proper vocal placement. There were no explicit homework assignments given, but the Student was encouraged to practice the discussed techniques.
Diaphragmatic Breathing for Singing
Jaw Relaxation
Vocal Strength and Muscle Engagement
Resonance and Mascara Point
Open Throat Technique
The student and tutor worked on vocal techniques, including breath control, vocal cord connection, and resonance, to improve singing. The student practiced warm-up exercises and applied the techniques to a song, focusing on vocal placement and air pressure. They scheduled the next lesson and discussed practice strategies.
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Vocal Cord Connection & Airflow
Resonance and Placement
Overcoming Nasality
Failing as a Learning Tool
The student and tutor worked on vocal techniques to improve breath control, resonance, and projection. Exercises included lip trills, tongue trills, and vowel practice. The student applied these techniques to singing a song and will continue practicing vocal cord connection and tension release.
Lip Trills for Vocal Warm-up
Diaphragmatic Breathing & Support
Vocal Cord Connection and Release
Open Throat Technique for Belting
Air Pressure and Vocal Cord Closure
Finding Resonance
Tools & techniques used in voice lessons
Karaoke & backing track apps
Lyric & sheet music notation software
Vocal pitch training apps
Interactive voice lessons
Weekend lessons
Chat for quick help
Mobile joining
Note taking
Pets are welcomed

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