Veronica Romee
Raise Your Voice: personalized singing lessons to boost confidence, strengthen musicality and ensure your voice is heard.




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Veronica Romee
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
Veronica - Get to know your vocal coach
My name is Veronica Romee and I began teaching private voice lessons over 11 years ago. In that time I have taught varying ages from as young as two years old to as old as 65 years old. I am a firm believer that anyone can learn to sing regardless of age or skill level. In the time I've spent teaching I've learned to create lesson plans for each individual student's needs, successfully prepared students for auditions and strengthened my students' musicality. I utilize an approach that combines music theory, aural skills and physical engagement to fully comprehend voice as an intsurment. Before I began teaching I spent five years as the soprano section leader of the Naples Opera House giving me real world performance and audition experience to pass onto my students. I specialize in classical, pop, blues, country, theater, movie and rap style vocals. I love watching my students improve and surpass benchmarks I set for them. If you're interested in a vocal teacher with experience as a performer and teacher, whose main goals are to strengthen her students musicality skills and watch them surpass their expectations, then I just might be the teacher for you. Sign up today to begin your guided journey though a world of music where every voice is heard.
Veronica graduated from Florida Gulf coast's Bower School of Music


Your vocal coach specialities
Scales and Modes
Harmony and Chords
Music theory
Sight Singing
Singing
Vocal Training
Ear training
AI modules
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1-yr validity
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Learner types for singing lessons
Singing for intermediate
Singing for adults
Singing for kids
Singing for beginners
Singing for advanced
Singing lessons highlights
I begin every voice lesson with a small portion of basic music theory, aural skills and vocal warm ups. Once we are warmed up we focus on a particular piece (chosen by the student) and applicable techniques. These techniques will help strengthen students' musicality and can include more advanced music theory and aural skills, sight singing, breath support, breath control, pitch identification, pitch matching, pattern recognition, audition etiquette, identifying and switching between vocal registers, visualization techniques, realistic and sustainable practice methods, effective communication and listening skills, muscle engagement, internalizing rhythm, beat identification and subdivision, entrance anticipation, vowel modification, articulation, breath connectivity, projection, diction and emotional connectivity to the lyrics. No two lessons are exactly the same because no two people or voices are exactly the same. I use a variety of technological tools including functional ear trainer, perfect ear, skype and zoom to make my lessons accessible and engaging. My strength lies in my commitment to making custom tailored lessons for each of my students and ensuring every student retains their love of music while simultaneously enhancing their skills.
Types of singing lessons
Singing
Classical Singing
Pop Singing
Movie Singing
Blues Singing
Country Singing

Singing concepts taught by Veronica
The Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson, focusing on vocal warm-ups, pitch accuracy, and resonance techniques. They practiced exercises to improve breath support and discussed specific vocal modifications for performing punk songs. Additionally, the session covered various recording equipment and software, including microphone types, pop filters, and DAWs, for the Student's future recording endeavors.
Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) & Basic Editing
Producing Cover Songs
Optimizing Your Recording Environment
Microphone Selection & Placement
Vowel & Consonant Modification for Singing
Vocal Warm-ups & Breath Support
The Student and Tutor focused on singing techniques to improve vocal support and address tension, particularly when hitting and transitioning from high notes. They practiced physical warm-ups and specific vocal exercises for register shifts and breath support, experimenting with body positioning to reduce tension. The Student was advised to practice laying down, use a mirror for self-observation, and consult a chiropractor regarding persistent jaw and neck tension impacting their vocal range.
Targeted Physical Warm-ups for Vocal Freedom
Mastering Diaphragm Support & Breath Control
Strategies for Releasing Jaw & Tongue Tension
Smooth Vocal Register Transitions
Recognizing & Addressing Physical Vocal Blocks
The Student and Tutor worked on various singing techniques, including improving vowel shaping, correct tongue placement for consonants, and breath support. They focused on releasing tension in the jaw and teeth, as well as refining pitch accuracy and transitions between notes. The Tutor also provided advice on natural remedies for vocal health. The Student was encouraged to continue practicing these techniques.
Physical Cues for Vocal Technique
Vowel Shaping and Jaw Relaxation
Pitch Accuracy & Smooth Transitions
Consonant Articulation: The 'T' Sound
Vocal Health & Natural Remedies
Breath Support & Reducing Breathiness
Student and Tutor practiced vocal warm-ups focusing on chromatic scales, breath support, and pitch accuracy, particularly for challenging notes like the E. They then applied these techniques to a song, discussing vocal registers, music theory concepts, and using physical cues for muscle memory. Homework included practicing with a functional ear trainer and recording vocal sessions in front of a mirror, with a recommendation to explore basic piano for supplementary vocal training.
Vocal Resonation & Consistent Breath Support
Pitch Tracking & Counting for Song Mastery
Developing Body-Based Muscle Memory for Singing
Laryngeal Control for Pitch & Range
Identifying & Correcting Challenging Pitches
The Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson, primarily focusing on vocal warm-ups and advanced techniques for pitch accuracy and resonance. They practiced challenging sections of a song, addressing vowel modification, managing vocal breaks, and reducing physical tension during performance. The session also incorporated discussions on the biological principles of voice production and practical tips for effective practice and stage presence.
Vocal Space & Resonance
Vowel Modification & Syllable Practice
Solfege for Tricky Pitches (especially B notes)
Vocal Placement & Aeroepiglottic Space
Internalizing the Beat & Body Relaxation
Facial Muscle Control & Articulation
The session focused on various singing techniques, including breath control, vocal distortion, vowel modification, and vibrato, using specific song examples for practice. The Student worked on exercises like the 'Record Player' for breath management and applied diaphragmatic pushes for vocal distortion and pitch accuracy. For follow-up, the Student was advised to acquire sheet music for "Still Into You" and consider using a digital piano app for warm-ups.
Vibrato and Vocal Fold Mechanics
Vocal Distortion & Accented Projection
Breath Control for Sustained Phrasing
Vertical Space & Vowel Modification for Pitch
Vocal Health: Clearing Throat and Nodules
Tools & techniques used in voice lessons
Digital sheet music & lyric databases
Ear Training Software
Vocal tuner apps
Vocal pitch training apps
Metronome Apps
Interactive voice lessons
Parent feedback
Weekend lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed

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