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In singing lessons, we work on a variety of topics to improve your vocal skills and develop your musical potential:
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attitude
Posture plays a crucial role in singing and voice production. Correct posture supports breathing, resonance and projection of the voice, as well as pitch control and volume. Pay attention to your posture to optimize your vocal abilities.
Vocal register
The use of individual registers is crucial for a singer's versatility and sound quality. The ability to switch between registers (i.e., chest voice, mixed voice, and head voice) and control them effectively is essential for a singer's versatility and expressiveness.
Selection of pieces
Singing students learn how to choose suitable songs for their vocal range and abilities. Selecting the right repertoire is crucial for highlighting vocal strengths. Of course, you can also sing your favorite pieces. We'll accompany you on the piano or play a backing track.
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Breathing and Support
We focus on optimizing your breathing with deep and diaphragmatic breathing. Diaphragmatic support is the process of consciously using the diaphragm muscles to control airflow while singing. This technique allows you to sustain notes for longer periods, improve intonation, and increase volume without straining your vocal cords.
interpretation
The interpretation of a vocal piece is an essential aspect of singing and refers to the singer's ability to convey the emotions, message, and meaning of the song in an artistically expressive way. A successful interpretation brings the singing to life, touches the audience, and gives the song a personal touch.
Music theory
Basic knowledge of music theory is helpful for understanding song structure, notation, and harmonies. This can improve a student's ability to understand and sing music. We'll help you learn to read sheet music better.
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Voice use and voice training
We develop your singing voice by working on sound quality, resonance, and projection. The vocal onset is crucial; it must be smooth and not breathy. This is how you achieve a rich sound and sing with power! A trained vocal onset allows you to produce an impressive and powerful sound.
Gestures and stage presence
When a singer performs on stage, their posture, gestures, and facial expressions can greatly influence the interpretation. These visual elements can help reinforce the song's message. In our workshops, we work on stage presence skills for auditions and performances.
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