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Anna Scott and Will dedicated their vocal lesson to refining techniques, applying them to a range of songs from Johnny Cash, Clutch, and the movie Moana. Will focused on dynamics, phrasing, and breath control, and they initiated work on Bohemian Rhapsody. Anna suggested that Will develop a solo rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody and also consider incorporating Sinatra-style songs into future lessons.

Anna Scott recently led a lesson with Will, focusing on vocal exercises and ukulele practice to improve rhythm and synchronization. Will tackled songs such as "Glamrock Cops," "Battle of Pink Robots," and "011101," addressing specific vocal and instrumental hurdles in each piece. Their next lesson, scheduled for Friday, will continue with "011101."

Anna Scott conducted a vocal lesson with the Surreal Life Artist, concentrating on articulation, resonance, and phrasing across songs from Pearl Jam, Ram Jam, and Iron Maiden. The artist also presented an anti-fascist folk song during their time together, which led Anna to encourage his songwriting endeavors. Further into the lesson, they delved into music theory and Radiohead. By the conclusion of the lesson, the artist conveyed feeling tired.

Anna Scott provided a vocal lesson to Surreal Life Artist, concentrating on vocal exercises, articulation, and genre-specific techniques. They practiced songs including 'Temple of Love,' 'Cities in Dust,' and a Black Sabbath cover, 'Paranoid.' Anna recommended U2's 'Pride (In the Name of Love)' and the film 'It Might Get Loud' for further inspiration, and the Surreal Life Artist scheduled the last lesson in their current block.

In a vocal coaching session, Anna Scott is helping the "Surreal Life Artist" (Will) learn the French aria "Vivons pour le roi." They focus on breath control, pronunciation, musicality, and song structure. Anna provides resources like sheet music and performance examples, encouraging him to understand the operatic style and consider simplifying the piece initially. They also discuss alternative versions and strategies for practice, including involving his mother and a soprano friend. The goal is to improve his vocal technique and understanding of the song, potentially using it as a warm-up for his rock performances.

Anna Scott coached Surreal Life Artist in a session focused on vocal technique and song performance. They worked on warm-ups, register control, and specific techniques to improve performance on songs by Black Crowes, Faith No More, and Neil Young. Anna provided feedback on vocal placement, energy management, and stylistic choices to enhance Surreal Life Artist's singing.