• A friendly introduction where we talk about your goals, musical background, and the styles you enjoy.
• A gentle vocal assessment to understand your natural range, tone, breath habits, and comfort level.
• An introduction to basic singing posture and healthy breathing.
Skills Covered
• Proper alignment (standing or seated)
• Introduction to diaphragmatic breathing
• Light vocal exploration (no pressure or pushing)
• Understanding vocal warm-ups and why we use them
Vocal Drills
1. Breathing Drill:
4–4–4–4 box breathing (inhale 4, hold 4, exhale 4, rest 4)
2. Warm-up Slides:
5-second gentle sirens (“ng” or “oo”)
3. Lip Trills:
Lip buzz sliding from low to high, helping airflow & tension-free phonation
4. Single-Note Humming:
Hummed “mm” on comfortable notes to find placement
Things to Look Forward To
• Discovering your natural voice and starting your personalized vocal path.
• Gaining immediate tools to reduce tension and sing more easily.
• Leaving the lesson with your first mini warm-up routine!
What to Expect
• More personalized technique work based on your growing vocal identity.
• Artistic and stylistic refinement: emotion, delivery, tone colors.
• More challenging songs and advanced exercises suited to your goals.
• Preparation for performances, auditions, recordings, or personal milestones.
Skills Covered
• Advanced breath control and dynamic shaping
• Beginning vibrato control
• Improved agility (melisma, riffs, faster note patterns)
• Expression, storytelling, and stage presence
• Building your unique vocal style
Vocal Drills
1. Agility Runs:
3-5-8-5-3-1 patterns on “Ah” or “La”
2. Controlled Vibrato Exercise:
Slow → natural vibrato on sustained notes
3. Advanced Range Work:
“Gee” or “No” scales up to upper limits safely
4. Stylistic Exercises:
Small riff breakdowns, emotional phrasing
5. Performance Practice:
Singing full songs with expression, breath planning, and polish
Things to Look Forward To
• A clear shift from “beginner” to “developing vocalist”
• Confidence singing in front of others
• Recording progress and noticing huge before-and-after differences
• Ability to choose songs that truly fit your voice
• A personalized ongoing training path (pop, R&B, musical theatre, etc.)
What to Expect
• Stronger, more controlled tone as technique becomes consistent.
• Regular warm-up routine with expanded exercises.
• Detailed work on one or two songs to develop musicality.
• Exploration of vocal tone, beginner dynamics, and vowel shaping.
Skills Covered
• Register transitions (smooth chest ↔ head)
• Increasing range safely
• Breath management for longer phrases
• Vowel modification for easier high notes
• Beginning stylistic tools (light riffs, vibrato beginnings, dynamics)
Vocal Drills
1. Octave Slides (“Woo” or “Ng”)
Helps smooth break areas
2. Vowel Chain Exercise:
“Ah–Eh–Ee–Oh–Oo” on scales to unify tone
3. Mixed Voice Drill:
“Mum-mum-mum” on a 1.5-octave arpeggio for balanced resonance
4. Sustained Notes Practice:
Holding “Ah” for 5–8 seconds focusing on steady airflow
5. Song Phrase Breakdown:
Isolating tricky parts, adjusting vowels, breath planning
Things to Look Forward To
• A noticeable improvement in tone clarity and confidence
• Expanding your range upward and downward
• Completing a full song with technique-aware singing
• Feeling your voice become stronger and easier to control
• Routines that you can practice independently
What to Expect
• More structured warm-ups and technique.
• Introduction to vocal registers (chest, head, mixed).
• Early pitch-matching exercises and simple songwork.
• Identifying habits to strengthen (breath), and habits to soften (jaw tension, throat squeezing).
Skills Covered
• Breath control and airflow consistency
• Basic pitch accuracy
• Beginning resonance awareness
• Understanding “placement” (forward, relaxed sound)
• Simple phrasing and beginner expression
Vocal Drills
1. Lip Trill Scales:
1–5–8–5–1 pattern (builds airflow + connection)
2. Staccato “Ha, ha, ha”:
On 5-note scale (improves breath engagement)
3. “Gee” or “Nay” Bratty Drill:
1.5 octave siren or scale to learn easy, forward placement
4. Pentascale Vowels:
“Ma-me-mi-mo-mu” focusing on clarity & resonance
Things to Look Forward To
• Hearing your pitch accuracy improve quickly
• Feeling your voice “sit” more comfortably
• Learning a short part of a song you like
• Understanding how warm-ups connect to real singing
📘 FIRST LESSON — Vocal Evaluation & Goal Mapping
What to Expect
• A professional-level vocal assessment: tone quality, breath support, resonance strategies, agility, blend, vibrato, and stylistic habits.
• Identifying technical strengths and areas that need refinement (range balance, stamina, control, register transitions, articulation).
• Discussion of short-term and long-term goals: performance, auditions, recording, stylistic specialization, range extension, or technical mastery.
Skills Targeted
• Evaluating mix and head/chest balance
• Assessing vowel shaping consistency
• Identifying tension patterns in tongue, jaw, and larynx
• Breath efficiency during advanced phrasing
• Refining resonance strategies for different styles
Vocal Drills
1. Resonance Check:
“Ng → Ah” release into open vowels for clarity
2. Agility Test:
3–5–8–5–3–1 run on quick tempo
3. Octave + Fifth Leaps:
On “Gee” or “No” to evaluate stability
4. Sustain-and-Control Drill:
Long “Ah” with soft → loud → soft transitions (messa di voce)
Things to Look Forward To
• A tailored roadmap to reach elite-level singing
• Personalized exercises that address your exact vocal profile
• Immediate corrections that create noticeable improvements
📕 LESSONS 11+ — Performance Polish, Artistic Identity & Professional Prep
What to Expect
• High-level coaching aimed at stage, studio, or audition readiness.
• Refining the singer’s personal artistic identity and vocal brand.
• Advanced improvisation, stylistic exploration, emotional authenticity, and recording technique.
• Full-song polishing: breath decisions, dynamics, tone shaping, emotional arc.
Skills Targeted
• Tone coloration and storytelling
• Consistent top-range reliability under pressure
• Studio recording technique (mic distance, dynamics, tone)
• Performance confidence and stage presence
• Professional-level endurance for back-to-back singing
• Building a “signature sound”
Vocal Drills
1. Controlled Vibrato Variations:
Slow → natural → fast vibrato pacing
2. High-Intensity Endurance Routine:
Sequence of scales to build stamina for long shows or recording sessions
3. Tone Color Exercise:
“Ah” shaped in bright/warm/dark/rounded tones
4. Advanced Riff Construction:
Breaking riffs into micro-patterns to speed up precision
5. Performance Simulation:
Full-song run-throughs with critique on delivery, emotion, and consistency
Things to Look Forward To
• Developing an identifiable professional sound
• Feeling completely prepared for high-level performance situations
• Confidence in tackling extremely challenging repertoire
• Seeing yourself transform from “advanced singer” to “artist”
📙 LESSONS 4–10 — High-Level Technique, Repertoire, & Stylistic Mastery
What to Expect
• Working on more demanding songs (musical theatre, R&B, pop, classical, jazz).
• Advanced exercises to build vocal stamina, flexibility, and tonal options.
• Deep technical tuning: vibrato control, riff technique, register power, resonance strategies.
• Interpretation, emotion, and performance considerations.
Skills Targeted
• High-range strength and easy access to upper register
• Breath endurance for long or complex phrases
• Riff/melisma control and speed
• Vibrato speed and onset control
• Stylistic authenticity in chosen genres
• Dynamics and tone coloring (bright, warm, breathy, clean, gritty)
Vocal Drills
1. Melisma Patterns:
Rapid 1–2–3–4–3–2–1 runs on vowels
2. Interval Jump Training:
5ths, 7ths, and octave jumps on clean vowels
3. Messa Di Voce Work:
Soft → loud → soft for dynamic control
4. Mixed Voice Strengthening:
“Nay/Nee” through bridge areas for clean high notes
5. Stylistic Drills:
• R&B slide drills
• Belt-mix exercises
• Jazz phrasing patterns
• Classical onsets & vowel purity (if applicable)
Things to Look Forward To
• Mastering difficult vocal lines with ease
• A noticeable increase in agility and stamina
• Developing advanced stylistic expression that sets you apart
• Singers often experience a major “unlock” in their range here
📗 LESSONS 2–3 — Technique Adjustment & Precision Training
What to Expect
• Focused technical cleanup: fixing subtle inefficiencies.
• Consistent refinement of breath management, vowel shaping, and resonance tuning.
• Introduction to targeted drills based on the assessment.
• Rebuilding or refining your core warm-up routine.
Skills Targeted
• Advanced breath optimization and phrase planning
• Unifying registers for seamless transitions
• Enhanced clarity and forward placement
• Stabilizing vibrato and tone consistency
• Precision in intonation for demanding repertoire
Vocal Drills
1. Vowel Modification Scales:
“Ah–Uh–Oh–Ee” through the passaggio for smoother high notes
2. Mix Calibration Drill:
“Mum–mum–mum” on fast arpeggios, focusing on balanced resonance
3. Staccato-to-Legato Contrast:
Helps refine rhythmic control and breath support
4. Advanced Lip Trills:
Trills on octave arpeggios to coordinate breath + resonance
Things to Look Forward To
• Increased vocal ease even in difficult passages
• Stronger consistency across your range
• A custom warm-up sequence built for your voice