Echo Huang
Songwriting mentor - Berklee College of Music/NYU songwriting master degree, unlock your potential!




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Echo Huang
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your music teacher
Hi! I’m Echo Huang, a songwriter, artist, and music educator passionate about helping others discover their creative voice through music. I graduated from both Berklee College of Music and NYU Steinhardt with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Songwriting. My specialties span genres including R&B, Singer-Songwriter, Jazz, and Alternative Pop, and I love blending emotional storytelling with strong melodies and authentic artistry. I specialize in creating personalized songwriting lessons for adults, beginners, and aspiring artists who want a supportive and inspiring environment to grow creatively. Whether you’re learning how to write your very first song, improve your lyrics and melodies, develop your artistic identity, or overcome creative blocks, I tailor each lesson to your individual goals and musical taste. To me, songwriting is one of the most beautiful and powerful ways to express ourselves, connect with others, and tell our stories honestly. My goal is to help students feel confident, inspired, and excited about their creativity while making the learning process approachable and enjoyable. I can’t wait to work with you and help you unlock your songwriting potential in whatever way I can!
Echo graduated from Berklee College of Music


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Folk
Jazz
Pop
R&B
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Music for beginners
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Music concepts taught by Echo
Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson, focusing on a variety of vocal warm-ups and exercises to improve breath control, sound placement, and resonance. The Student practiced a song, receiving targeted feedback on vocal longevity, breath support, and maintaining consistent tone throughout. The session concluded with plans to review the current song and introduce a new piece in the following class.
Breath Control & Vocal Longevity
Dynamic Mouth Shape & Vowel Stabilization
Seamless Phrasing & Lyrical Clarity
Leveraging Physicality for Vocal Support
Forward Vocal Placement & Resonance
The Student and Tutor engaged in a singing session, starting with vocal warm-ups and straw exercises to improve breath control and note connection. They then delved into detailed pitch work using solfège, practicing scales and focusing on accurate note placement, volume control, and engaging core muscles. For homework, the Student is to practice the full scale covered, with a plan to review it next week before moving on to a song.
Connected Vocalization & Warm-ups
Breath Support and Preventing Shakiness
Vocal Placement & Range Expansion
Solfège and Pitch Precision
Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract (SOVT) with Straws
Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson, focusing on vocal warm-ups, breath support, and precise note placement using techniques like "shooting out of the head" and "pushing to the tip of the nose." They practiced these skills through various vowel exercises and applied them to songs "You Are The Reason" and "One Summer's Day," with homework assigned to learn a new song for the next session.
Vowel Modification & Mouth Shape (The "Gate" Technique)
Expressive Dynamics & Word Emphasis
Straw Phonation for Vocal Warm-up
Legato and Smooth Phrasing
Forward Resonance & "Tip of the Nose" Placement
Breath Support & Head Voice Placement
The Student and Tutor conducted a Singing lesson focusing on vocal warm-ups, breath stabilization techniques, and song interpretation. They practiced "One Call Away" and began learning "That Should Be Me," addressing melody, rhythm, and vowel articulation. Homework includes practicing specific vocal techniques for the new song and listening to the original track for rhythmic cues.
Vocal Warm-ups & Breath Control Fundamentals
Vowel Placement & Soft Vowel Attack
Note Stabilization & Smooth Connections (Straw Singing)
Melody & Rhythm Accuracy in Song Interpretation
Vocal Dynamics & Expressive Control
The 'Z' Glide Technique for Seamless Phrases
The Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson, commencing with vocal warm-ups and exercises using a straw and water to improve breath support and vocal smoothness. They extensively practiced the song "One Call Away," focusing on dynamic control, vowel emphasis, smooth transitions between vocal registers, and refining specific melodic riffs. Homework was assigned to continue practicing the current song and to prepare a new song, "That Should Be Me" by Justin Bieber.
Vocal Warm-ups and Agility Exercises
Straw Phonation for Breath Control and Smoothness
Dynamic Control and Vowel Emphasis in Song Performance
Smoothing Vocal Register Switches ('Passaggio')
Melodic Precision and Riff Execution ('Drawing a Square')
Sustained Breath Support and Note Stabilization
Student and Tutor worked on advanced vocal techniques, focusing on breath management for high notes, vocal placement, and overall body relaxation during singing. They practiced various vocal exercises and applied these techniques to a specific song, with a plan to continue practicing verses using a gravity-assisted technique for improved vocal connection.
Consistent Airflow and Breath Support
Vocal Cord Dynamics and Air Requirements
Forward Vocal Placement and Resonance
Physical Relaxation and Facial Engagement
Gravity-Assisted High Note Production
Smooth Vocal Transitions and Clear Articulation
Teaching tools used in music classes
Vocal Technique Apps
Metronome spps
Pitch and Tuning Apps
Recording Apps
Vocal Warm-Up Apps
Interactive music lessons
Note taking
Mobile joining
Parent feedback
Record lessons
Open Q&A

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