Leah Kwon
Do you want to be truly satisfied with your own singing? Then you need to work with me!
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Leah Kwon
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Leah - Get to know your vocal coach
Hello! I am a vocal tutor with 15 years of experience. I graduated from a university in South Korea and have been teaching ever since. I have taught students ranging from teenagers to adult hobbyists, and here in the UK, my youngest student is currently 6 years old. I work with students of all ages, including those who previously struggled with pitch or tone, helping them overcome these challenges successfully. I create personalized lesson plans for each student, ensuring that every session is productive and enjoyable, so students can feel their own improvement. My lessons go beyond just singing—they help students understand the essence of music itself. I am also familiar with K-pop culture, and I can teach Korean language alongside singing for those interested. I take great joy in meeting people who love music and sharing meaningful lessons. Come join my class, and you will see real progress—you won’t regret it! (Of course, regular practice is key! 😊) I look forward to meeting you soon!
Leah graduated from Baekseok Arts University
Your vocal coach specialities
Singing
Vocal Training
Ear training
Rhythm & Beat
Music Performance Techniques
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Learner types for singing lessons
Singing for adults
Singing for intermediate
Singing for advanced
Singing for kids
Singing for beginners
Singing lessons highlights
Hello! In the first lesson, I assess your level and determine how to proceed by listening to your singing. I always ask my students to start with their most confident song, because even the bravest student can be nervous during their first lesson. Singing a song they know well helps them feel more comfortable and allows me to make the best assessment. My teaching methodology generally follows this order: breathing techniques, vocal technique, song copying methods, rhythm, song interpretation, and overall song completion. However, I adjust this sequence for each student, because everyone has different vocal tones, breath capacity, and natural talents. I focus on making lessons simple and understandable, ensuring that each student truly grasps the concepts. Vocal training cannot succeed without mutual understanding between tutor and student, so I explain repeatedly until the student feels confident and understands fully. I am excited to meet new students and help those who are truly motivated to improve their vocal skills. If you are eager to develop your voice, let’s work together!
Singing concepts taught by Leah
Student and Tutor resumed singing lessons after a break, focusing on foundational vocal techniques. They practiced diaphragmatic breathing, gentle sound release, pitch control, and creating vocal resonance through mouth shape. The session also involved initial scale exercises using the 'ah' vowel sound, emphasizing a smooth melodic line. For homework, the Student was encouraged to practice these scales, record them, and send them for feedback, with a plan to select a song next week.
Diaphragmatic Breathing for Vocal Control
Controlled Vocal Release: The "Egg Drop" Analogy
Elevating Pitch: Sending Sound to the Ceiling
Vocal Resonance & Mouth Shaping
Smooth Vocal Lines
Not "Stairs"
Holistic Singing & Self-Correction
The Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson, focusing on vocal warm-ups and practicing sections of the song 'Time After Time'. They concentrated on improving pitch, melody, and vocal control through specific lyrical phrases. The Tutor assigned continued practice of the song and offered to review recordings for feedback before the next session.
Vocal Warm-ups: The Lip Trill (Rip Drill)
Mastering Pitch and Melody
Cultivating Vocal Confidence
Strategic Song Segment Practice
The Power of Laughter in Learning
Leveraging Feedback and Self-Correction
The Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson, focusing on core vocal techniques such as diaphragmatic breathing, pitch control, and tone production. They practiced specific exercises to improve sound quality and then applied these techniques to a song, working on melody and pronunciation. The Student was given homework to practice the first line of the song using the techniques discussed.
Pitch Projection and Mouth Posture
Melody Recognition and Dynamic Phrasing
Articulation and Pronunciation in Singing
Managing Performance Anxiety (Laughter Reflex)
Kinesthetic Awareness for Vocal Recall
Diaphragmatic Breathing and Vocal Core
The student and tutor focused on developing vocal techniques, specifically breath support, pitch control, and vocal projection using the diaphragm and core. They practiced various exercises to stabilize vocal production and overcome disruptive laughter during practice, with the student assigned homework to focus on active listening and self-recording for improved vocalization.
Pitch Control and "Smiling" Technique
Vocal Placement: Throat vs. Belly
Sound "Grasping" vs. "Flying"
Vocal Diaphragm Engagement
The Student and Tutor practiced vocal techniques, focusing on correct breathing, developing chest voice, eliminating nasal sounds, and maintaining an open vocal tract for better resonance. They applied these concepts to specific vowel exercises and a song section, with the goal of improving high note production and overall vocal comfort. The Student was encouraged to practice mouth shapes using a mirror as homework.
Eliminating Nasal Voice
Body-Mind Connection in Vocal Practice
High Note Approach: 'Up-to-Down' Mindset & Avoiding Strain
Vowel Articulation and Oral Cavity Opening
Chest Voice Development and Resonance Control
Simulated Sustained Breathing for Vocal Support
The Student and Tutor worked on advanced singing techniques, including breath control, opening vocal resonance, and specific vowel articulation. They applied these techniques while practicing the song 'Love Me Like You Do'. The Student plans to practice the new vocal exercises and send recordings for feedback, and future sessions will be scheduled for once or twice a month on Fridays.
Achieving Open Vocal Resonance
High Note Technique: "Up-to-Down" Pitch Direction
Vowel Shaping and Clarity (A
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Dynamic Control: Soft Endings & Subtle Accents
Diaphragmatic Support: The "Belly Focus"
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Karaoke & backing track apps
Interactive voice lessons
Weekend lessons
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