Find Your Voice! Confidence Boosting and Tone Enhancing lessons through Tailored Coaching with Emily

The session covered fundamental vocal techniques, including posture, breathing, resonance, and vowel modulation. The Student practiced various warm-up exercises to improve breath control, resonance, and vocal range. Homework was assigned to practice 'The Wind' by Cat Stevens, incorporating techniques learned during the lesson.

The session covered music theory concepts including dynamics, slurs, ties, key signatures, and repeats. The Student practiced vocal warm-ups targeting chest, head, and mix voices and applied these techniques to singing two songs, with a focus on vowel modulation and stamina. For the next session, the Student will continue with the second verse of the Amy Winehouse song.

Emily and Eleanor worked on vocal exercises, including box breathing and vocalizations to warm up. Eleanor practiced chest and head voice exercises, then focused on developing her mix voice using a 'witchy' sound and applying it to the chorus of Benson Boon's 'Beautiful Things'. Next week, they plan to focus on the song 'Free'.

Emily and Sydni's recent singing lesson began with a review of music theory fundamentals, such as time signatures, note values, and key signatures. They then moved on to vocal warm-ups and agility exercises. Sydni dedicated time to practicing diaphragmatic breathing, facial massage, and specific vocal exercises aimed at improving her breath control and vocal resonance. The pair also worked on analyzing and practicing riffs from a Kesha Cole song, and Emily committed to sending Sydni a recording of a vocal exercise for her to practice further.

Emily and Eleanor worked on vocal warm-ups, breath control using the 'candle' exercise, and explored the concept of 'mix voice' through vocal exercises. Eleanor practiced the song 'Free,' focusing on stylistic transitions between chest and head voice. They scheduled the next lesson to continue working on the song and potentially explore a new song, 'Touch' by Katsai, in the future.

Emily guided a learner, a resident of White Eagle, through vocal techniques. Their work included box breathing, chest resonance exercises, and head voice activation, which they applied to Bruno Mars' "When I Was Your Man." The individual focused on rhythm, precision, and emotional conveyance in their singing. For homework, they will practice the chorus of "When I Was Your Man," specifically nailing the "It all just sounds like" interval. Their next lesson will involve starting work on Anthony Hamilton's "Charlene."