Reese Marshall
Improve your voice with personalized sessions combining technique, mentorship, and performance tips




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Reese Marshall
Diploma degree
/ 55 min
Reese - Get to know your vocal coach
I'm Reese Marshall, a passionate music tutor with a Diploma in Vocal Education. As a current Vocal student at the University of North Texas, my fresh approach to teaching singing focuses on contemporary and musical theatre repertoire. I specialize in various singing styles, from Pop and Movie Singing to Blues and Folk Singing, tailoring lessons to your preferences. With less than a year of experience, I bring a modern flair to traditional techniques, offering personalized lessons that cater to school-level students. My specialities range from Ear Training to Music History, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience. Whether it's honing your Harmony & Counterpoint skills or mastering Melody & Pitch, I'm here to guide you every step of the way. In my lessons, I emphasize personalized learning, setting achievable goals, and creating an engaging environment that fosters growth. Let's embark on a musical journey together, where you can explore your vocal potential and unleash your inner talent. Join me, and together we'll harmonize your voice to new heights!
Reese graduated from Ridgepoint High School


Your vocal coach specialities
Music production & recording
Melody & Pitch
Harmony and Chords
Music Performance Techniques
Music Technology
Music History
Improvisation & Composition
AI modules
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15-days refund
Free tutor swap
No cancel fee
1-yr validity
24/7 support
Learner types for singing lessons
Singing for kids
Singing for beginners
Singing lessons highlights
My personalized teaching methodology for singing lessons revolves around a technique-focused and engaging approach. I emphasize performance coaching, ear training, and fostering creativity in students. By tailoring lessons in genres like Pop, Movie, Blues, and Folk singing, I ensure a diverse learning experience. I utilize a range of tech tools, from DAWs to Vocal Pitch Training apps, to create interactive and dynamic online learning environments. Following curricula like A-Levels and AP Programs, I blend theory with practical application, nurturing well-rounded musicians. With a student audience of 10+ at the school level, I focus on individualized attention and empathy to enhance learning outcomes. My interactive lessons cater to each student's interests, keeping them motivated and engaged throughout their musical journey. Through this approach, I aim not only to teach singing but also to instill a deep love and passion for music in every student.
Types of singing lessons
Singing
Pop Singing
Movie Singing
Blues Singing
Folk Singing

Singing concepts taught by Reese
The Student and Tutor initiated a new singing lesson, focusing on Stevie Wonder's "My Cherie Amour." They performed vocal warm-ups, analyzed the song's lyrics for meaning and emotional content, and discussed how to emphasize key words. The Student was assigned to learn the lyrics and melody for the upcoming session.
Song Storytelling and Emotional Arc
Personalizing Song Performance
Strategic Lyric Memorization
Context Clues & External Research for Meaning
Lyric Analysis Framework (Who
What
Emotion
Important)
The Student and Tutor focused on the technique of belting in singing, defining what it entails and practicing specific vocal exercises. They worked on an "NG"/"hung" sound exercise to understand vocal placement and body connection, applying these concepts to a song. The Student was encouraged to practice these techniques, including incorporating physical movements like squatting, and to explore belting examples in songs like those from 'Grease' for the next session.
Progressive Practice & Vocal Health for Belting
Body Connection and Support for Belting
Understanding Vocal Belting
The 'Hung' (NG) Placement Exercise
Vocal Positions & Their Role in Belting
Achieving Brightness and Forward Projection
The Student and Tutor engaged in a singing lesson primarily focusing on the concept and application of Vibrato (VBR) and contrasting it with straight tone. They practiced various vocal warm-ups, learned to activate and control VBR through physical analogies, and explored its different applications across jazz, musical theater, and operatic styles. The Tutor assigned no specific homework but encouraged the Student to listen to a linked song ("Lullaby of Birdland") before the next session, preparing for future lessons where they will start working on full songs.
Strategic Use of Straight Tone and VBR in Different Genres
VBR Control and Vowel Stability
Activating and Practicing VBR
Understanding Vibrato (VBR)
Comprehensive Vocal Warm-ups
The Tutor introduced and explained VBR (Vibrato) as a vocal technique, detailing its definition, purpose, and different applications across various musical genres. The Student practiced vocal warm-ups and exercises designed to produce VBR, focusing on breath support and jaw movement. They also analyzed musical examples to identify where VBR was used stylistically and functionally. The Tutor mentioned that more VBR exercises would be explored in the next session.
Vocal Warm-ups and Health
Understanding Vibrato (VBR)
VBR: Stylistic Choice & Vocal Support
VBR Across Musical Genres
Basic VBR Practice Techniques
The tutor and student focused on vocal technique, specifically breath control and breath management for singing. They practiced exercises to sustain vocal phrases and explored the concept of moving on vowels. The lesson also touched on identifying and applying different vocal registers like chest voice and belting.
Breath Control and Phrase Extension (Snake Breath)
Vocal Dynamics and Emotional Expression
Vowel Articulation and Consonant Clarity
Vocal Registers: Chest
Belt
and Mix
The student and tutor reviewed and practiced identifying different vocal positions (chest, mix, head, belting, nasal) within songs. They worked on breath support and applied these concepts to analyze vocal techniques in excerpts from Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, Disney songs, and Whitney Houston, with the student demonstrating a strong understanding. Homework was assigned to analyze vocal positions in a Michael Jackson song.
Vocal Positions: Belting and Nasal Voice
Using Vocal Positions for Emotional Expression
Vocal Positions: Chest
Mix
and Head Voice
The Importance of Breathing for Singing
Tools & techniques used in voice lessons
Vocal synthesizers & harmonizer apps
Vocal tuner apps
DAWs
Vocal pitch training apps
Digital sheet music & lyric databases
Interactive voice lessons
Parent feedback
Open Q&A
Mobile joining
Record lessons
Note taking

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