382 Chicago Voice (Music) Lessons

...I have a lot of experience teaching sight reading in a choral setting using solfege syllables. Sight reading is an important skill for choral singers as well as anyone who wants to major in music in college. Equal emphasis will be placed on reading music, singing solfege, and reading rhythms. I have been studying singing for 12 years and hold a... read more

...I took a high school-level music theory class and as many theory and music studies courses as I could in college, as I was not a music major. I have taken 10 years of vocal training through the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago, and I've studied with Spider Saloff and David Bloom at the Bloom School of Jazz. I continue to study music as a... read more

...I successfully completed my Master's degree in Vocal Performance at the University of Minnesota, Duluth. During that time, I completed research projects in music history and literature which focused upon the works of the twentieth century (specifically works by Polish composers and works of an indeterminate nature). I was trained in solfege under... read more

...I live in Northwest Houston, but can commute to other parts of Houston if it is more convenient for my students. Check out my profile for more info. I have a bachelors degree in Music from the University of Houston. I am available to teach a variety of subjects in music, such as theory, music history and performance. I have a degree in Music, with... read more

...I also speak Portuguese and Spanish, so I can teach those who speak those language. The purpose of this course is to learn the basics of music theory. This lesson will equip students with fluency in the fundamentals of music notation, rhythm reading, and pitch discrimination. We will also discuss the following: clefs, rhythms, major and minor scales... read more