Elevate Your Vocal Skills with Tailored Music Genres for Authentic Singing Mastery

Ric worked with a learner from Gainey Ranch on vocal exercises and applying vibrato to several songs, including "13," "Easy on Me," "So Much More Than This," and "Light the Sky." Ric introduced a new exercise called "siren" to improve the individual's vocal register transitions. The learner was assigned to practice vibrato, list five more songs they would like to sing, and send the list to Ric.

Ric Ricardo coached Grayson on vocal techniques, focusing on improving vibrato, maintaining consistent vocal intensity in higher registers, and transitioning between head and chest tones. Grayson practiced vocal exercises and performed several songs, receiving targeted feedback on areas for improvement. Grayson was assigned to practice specific sections of songs and vocal exercises, focusing on vibrato and smooth transitions between vocal registers, and was encouraged to find a new song for future sessions.

Ric and Seppo focused on vocal exercises to enhance vibrato and intensity, applying these techniques to "13," "Easy on Me," and "So Much More Than This." For his practice, Seppo was tasked with continuing the vocal exercises, specifically aiming to increase his vibrato and intensity, and to integrate these improvements into "13" and "Easy on Me." Their next lesson is set to include work on Grace Vanderwal's "Light the Sky."

Ric Ricardo led a vocal lesson with an individual residing in Mordecai, focusing on vocal exercises and three specific songs: "13," "Easy on Me," and "So Much More Than This." During their time, the primary goal was to enhance vibrato, breath control, and vocal intensity, with particular attention paid to the choruses and bridge of "Easy on Me." For homework, the student was tasked with continuing practice on the exercises and songs, emphasizing the development of power and intensity in higher notes and sustained phrases.

Ric Ricardo worked with Grayson on vocal exercises and song performance, focusing on maintaining a regular vocal tone, improving vibrato, and using a microphone effectively. Grayson practiced "Real People Do," "Sung to Me," and "Crocodile," and was introduced to "Make Me Your Queen" as a challenging new song. Grayson was assigned to continue practicing vocal exercises and songs, focusing on consistent vocal delivery and vibrato.

Ric Ricardo worked with Yen Goddess during a vocal lesson, focusing on exercises to enhance her singing technique, specifically placement, vibrato, and breath control. Yen practiced applying these skills to the song "You're the One" by Rihanna. For her continued development, Yen was assigned daily practice of vocal exercises one, three, and four, and to keep refining the song, emphasizing breath control, consistent intensity, and vibrato.