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

Ric Ricardo continued working with John Reed on vocal exercises and applying them to the song "Candle in the Wind." The session focused on improving John's vocal tone, intensity, and breath control, with specific attention to transitioning between vocal registers and maintaining consistent intensity in both the verse and chorus of the song. John was assigned vocal exercises one and three for homework and instructed to mark up his song lyrics to highlight areas requiring increased vocal intensity.

Ric Ricardo guided Grayson through vocal exercises and song practice, focusing on improving head tone, vibrato, and breath control. Grayson worked on songs like "Crocodile," "Make Me Your Queen," "Stick Season," and "Overtime," with specific attention to register transitions and stylistic nuances. Grayson was assigned to continue practicing the exercises and songs, focusing on the specific techniques discussed.

Ric Ricardo worked with Aaron Mason on vocal exercises, specifically applying them to the song "Save a Seat." The lesson concentrated on achieving high notes with appropriate loudness and refined technique. Aaron dedicated time to transitioning between vocal registers and mastering difficult parts of the song. For homework, Ric instructed Aaron to continue practicing the vocal drills and the song, with a new exercise slated for their upcoming lesson.

Ric tutored John on vocal techniques, including placement, diaphragmatic breathing, and shifting between vocal registers. John practiced applying these techniques to "Candle in the Wind," focusing on varying vocal intensity and identifying patterns in the song's structure. John was assigned to mark up the lyrics to indicate breathing points and areas for increased vocal intensity in preparation for the next session.

Ric Ricardo worked with a learner from Indy on vocal exercises to improve vibrato and apply it to songs like "13", "Easy On Me", "So Much More Than This", "Light the Sky", and "My Own Way." For homework, the individual was assigned to practice listening to the original songs to identify and imitate vibrato techniques and to focus on specific sections of the songs to improve melody and energy. Ric Ricardo requested a list of songs they are currently working on, to be sent via the Wingy chat box.

Ric Ricardo worked with Grayson on improving her singing, focusing on vibrato, maintaining vocal intensity, and adapting to different song styles. Grayson practiced applying vibrato to existing songs, worked on vocal exercises to improve control, and explored a new song requiring a soft, airy vocal approach. Grayson was assigned to practice vibrato and maintain intensity in her songs, as well as adapt vocal exercises for the new song's style.