Angelo Iossa
Dreaming of creating professional-quality music from home? Look no further! I'll guide you through my entire creative workflow. God bless

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Angelo Iossa
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
About your music teacher
Father, Husband, Follower of Jesus. Singer, songwriter, producer... and vocal coach. I was born in Italy, now living in Argentina. Singing has always been my life, and I love to share my experience with everyone. I guide singers in technique, breathing, diction, and performance, enforcing the power of communication through the voice. I prepare artists for live shows and recording sessions, also helping with pronunciation in English, Spanish, Italian... and Neapolitan. I work with children too, teaching them basic music and singing skills. Let me help you develop your talent to its full potential. In over 10 years of indie production I've mastered the skill of vocal treatment and post-production, so I want to guide you through the creation of your own content from home, from start to finish: recording, tuning, mixing of your vocals, to finally distributing your music. Ready to start when you are. God bless you.
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Show me how you sing, I'll tell you who you are! My teaching methodology is based on the idea that the voice is not only sound but also a mirror of your personality. The way a person sings shows traits of character, while vocal technique allows emotions to be expressed and understood. I train my students to discover their vocal identity by mastering breathing, phonation, tone, diction, and resonance with control and clarity. Vibrato, crescendo, and other expression device, along with basic music elements like scales and arpeggios: are the basic tools through which you can build your stylistic vocabulary. Each exercise is aimed to build vocal muscle memory so that the singer can go on stage confident, focusing only on the emotional delivery. Don't be fooled by the promise of immediate results, but your voice is a gift to discover at your own pace.
Rated 5 stars consistently
Students praise the expert guidance in mastering musical skills.
Rated 4.8/5 for musical engagement
Parents value the interactive and engaging lessons.
Proven progress in musical mastery
85% of students achieve higher performance skills and musical technique.

Music concepts taught by Angelo
Iossa led a learner from Nora through a series of breathing and vocal exercises designed to improve breath control, support, and vocal agility. The individual practiced diaphragmatic breathing techniques, box breathing, and controlled exhalations, followed by vocal warm-ups using scales and arpeggios. Iossa assigned breathing exercises for them to practice during the week and scheduled the next lesson for the same time next week, where they will work on a song.
Vocal Attack
Box Breathing
Holding Breath (Open Throat)
Breath Management (Exhalation)
Diaphragmatic Breathing
During a recent vocal lesson, Iossa guided Sahith through a series of breathing and vocal exercises designed to refine his singing technique. The lesson covered controlled breathing, breath-holding, vocal attacks, and glyando exercises. Sahith also performed a segment of "Perfect," after which Iossa offered feedback on his portamento and note consistency, assigning him the task of practicing with a backing track in his specific key.
Diaphragmatic Breathing
Breath Holding (Apnea)
Sweet Vocal Attack
Portamento
Vocal Registers (M0
M1
M2)
Iossa recently coached Emerald, focusing on developing her vocal agility, ear training, and breath control. The lesson involved recognizing musical intervals and applying these concepts directly to singing. Emerald engaged in vocal exercises covering semitones, tones, and arpeggios, while also working on her posture and vocal projection. Iossa assigned agility-focused exercises, highlighting the importance of breath support, and indicated that their next lesson would specifically address breathing techniques.
Arpeggio
Breath Support
Vocal Agility
Tone (Major Second)
Semitone (Minor Second)
Iossa guided Stephanie through vocal warm-up exercises, emphasizing breath control, vocal cord stretching, and proper sound placement in the 'mask' to enhance tone and projection. Stephanie actively practiced various techniques, including humming, gliding between intervals, and using consonants to stimulate vocal coordination. Iossa will send MP3s of the exercises for her to practice during the week, and their next lesson will focus on breathing exercises and finding Stephanie's key for the song 'What I Needed' by Chandler Moore.
Gissando (Gliding)
Mask Resonance (Mascara)
Air Resistance
Vowel Placement
Consonant Coordination
Iossa and Emerald dedicated their lesson to ear training, vocal warm-ups using semi-occluded vocal tract exercises, and distinguishing between chest and head voice. Emerald actively engaged in identifying root notes and intervals, and also worked on vocal cord stretching and control. Looking ahead, Iossa will send Emerald a backing track to practice singing in head voice, and assigned exercises for identifying root notes and intervals using a piano app, to be completed before their next lesson.
Minor vs. Major Chords
Root Note
Vocal Cord Stretching
Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract (SOVT) Exercises
Chest Voice vs. Head Voice
Intervals (Third
Fifth
Octave)
The following is a summary of a lesson. Iossa and Susy B collaborated on vocal techniques, with a primary focus on breath support through the "apojo" method and resonance exercises to refine vocal control and tone. Susy B received a breathing routine to practice, which includes controlled inhales, exhales, and breath holds. Additionally, Iossa will provide her with MP3 examples to support her ongoing practice.
Apojo (Breath Support)
Active Inhalation vs. Passive Exhalation
Head Voice & Vocal Space
Economic Vocalization
Box Breathing (5-5-5-5)
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Recording Apps
Pitch and Tuning Apps
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