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During a recent vocal lesson, Jeffrey introduced Chip to foundational vocal techniques, including proper breathing, jaw-dropping, and vowel blending. Chip applied these methods using "Hotel California" as a practice song, focusing on improving his vocal tone and sustaining his singing. They agreed to continue practicing with "Hotel California" and other songs in their next lesson, scheduled for Wednesday at 8 AM.

Jeffrey and Peter engaged in a discussion focused on refining Peter's musical performances, specifically exploring techniques to deepen emotional connection and ensure repeatability. During their time together, Peter applied psychological preparation and authenticity while performing "Boot Hill," after which they meticulously analyzed the rendition, evaluating its musicality, tonality, and overall impact. For their upcoming lesson, Peter was tasked with preparing a new song, with the goal of integrating the recently discussed performance techniques and recording his delivery.

Jeffrey guided an Indiana University South Bend student on their vocal performance of "Waiting on the World to Change," focusing on key changes, emotional expression, and vocal techniques. Jeffrey suggested they explore folk-pop indie genres and strategically use raspiness in their vocals. The student was assigned to learn and record Fleetwood Mac's "Chains" for the next lesson.

Jeffrey guided Peter in a vocal lesson, where they focused on performing John Mayer's "Waiting on the World to Change." The instruction centered on expressing emotion and building confidence, with Peter practicing the song against an instrumental track and exploring his unique vocal texture. They also discussed integrating elements from Elmore James' "Dust My Broom." For their upcoming lesson, Peter agreed to record the full song for review, and they plan to delve into phrasing and articulation.

Jeffrey worked with Peter on vocal exercises designed to expand his range and improve transitions between vocal registers, applying these techniques to the songs "Midnight Rider" and "Empty Room Blues." Peter, who is preparing for an upcoming open mic night, received valuable feedback on his phrasing and improvisation. They've scheduled a follow-up lesson for Wednesday morning to continue refining Peter's vocal performance.

Jeffrey and Pete dedicated their time to refining vocal techniques, specifically focusing on note-catching and phrasing, using Jason Mraz's 'I Won't Give Up' as their practice song. Pete also explored singing across different genres, honing his ability to identify and replicate subtle melodic nuances. They concluded the session by agreeing to focus on exercises for determining high and low notes in their next lesson.