The Best singing Tutors in CUNY Bernard M Baruch College, New York, NY

...Dr. Kate Maroney at Mannes College of Music. She is a proud member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, New York Singing Teachers' Association, Somatic Voicework™ Teachers' Association, The Voice Foundation, Association for Popular...See Melissa's full profile

Thus, I have taken a sequence of four courses in each of Aural Skills/Sight Singing and Music Theory. I have a substantial composition portfolio and I received a perfect score on both the Aural, Theoretical, and Sight Singing...See James's full profile

I have taken Solfege for 4 semesters while at Carnegie Mellon University which includes extensive sight singing training and have been trained to sight sing while in Anima Singers as a high schooler. I also have relative pitch.See Brianna's full profile

Billboard-Charting Songwriter, Recording Academy Voting Member (Grammys), Berklee College of Music Graduate, Recording Artist, Founder of Songwriter Stage Somatic Voicework CertifiedSee Elena's full profile

I am experienced in reading music, vocal phrasing and different vocal styles including music theater, pop and classical with an emphasis on Bel Canto singing. I also have worked professionally as a cantor.See ERIN's full profile

I hold a B.M. dual degree from Berklee College of Music and Masters Degree from NYU Steinhardt. I work as a professional singer for a variety of projects. Sight singing is a tool that I use daily.See Gigi's full profile

As a graduate of the Mannes School of Music, I have an excellent background to teach and tutor all levels of sight singing. I have absolute pitch so I can coach students on intonation, pitch recognition, solfege, and development of relative...See Yoon Jae's full profile

...on the guest faculties of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute and Mannes School of Music. As a performing artist, I sing leading baritone roles with the world’s most important opera houses and orchestras, including the Metropolitan Opera, Covent...See David Adam's full profile

I have taught sight singing at Juilliard Pre-College, Mannes Prep, and Queens College, and currently teach it at SUNY Purchase.See Jenny's full profile

I have taught acting to students ages 5 to 22 and just completed a residency program at Charleston Stage where I taught acting, singing, and dance while starred in 6 professional productions. See Sam's full profile

I am a conservatory trained music teacher with years of both academic and real-world training. I earned my undergraduate degree in New Orleans, one of the major cultural centers of America, where I also worked as a full-time professional performer...See Joey's full profile

I have been teaching ear training and sight singing for 10 years, privately and in classes of 6-30 students, and designed curriculum for a community music school. I have taught ages 8-adults, including the ear training and sight...See Amanda's full profile

Hello! My name is Daniel, and I graduated from Northwestern University with bachelor's degrees in Opera Performance and Communication, with a minor in Musical Theatre. After completing four years of sight-singing, ear training and music theory,...See Daniel's full profile

I received private lessons in my formative years and more recently completed 3 years of formal education in Q.C.C's revamped music performance program. The formal training in ear training/ sight singing I-IV, music theory I-IV,...See Steve's full profile

I received my Bachelor of Music with an emphasis in Musical Theatre from the esteemed Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ. I have worked with students of all kinds! Young students who love to sing but have never had any formal...See Carl's full profile

Singing is one of the most liberating and evocative methods of communication a person can experience. I have been teaching vocalization for the past forty years. I have a Masters in Music Education and a minor in English Studies. When...See Ellen's full profile

I'm lucky to be moderately good at what I like, which is video editing, videography, writing, acting, actor coaching for film, television and theatre, and other talents such as singing, cartooning, and illustration. There's a...See Daniel's full profile

Welcome to my page. My name is Elaina. I am a New York City born and bred singer, songwriter, bandleader, producer, lyricist and arranger. My work as an artist has included collaborations with a range of talent from groundbreaking indie artists to...See Elaina's full profile

Working at the UN, I have had to listen to speeches in many accents and check statements against delivery. I have many interests besides language: travel, music- singing and piano, art, science, international relations and of course teaching.See Alice's full profile

I've had years of experience teaching singing lessons to all ages and levels of experience, in a variety of musical genres. I think good solid vocal technique is essential no matter what genre of music you're making, and I learned...See Kathryn's full profile

I found it difficult to maintain a good GPA while training and traveling to competitions over weekends. So my parents hired a teaching artist to help me in the off season. She would sing me the multiplication tables and grammar rules from...See Lauren's full profile

I have spent 4 years developing my sight singing skills studying with 2 teachers with the met opera. It is known as solfedge. All classical artist practice this art. Also commercial singers in recording studios use this to sing...See Keith's full profile

, well-versed in Judaism, and experienced in working with students of all ages and abilities. These skills are further enhanced by decades of piano and voice lessons, choral singing, participation in women's tefillah groups,...See Jennifer's full profile

One-on-one, semi-privates, groups up to 8 students, and on-line classes are my specialty. All classes are customized to the student's needs and include conversation, grammar, writing, singing, movement, laughter, and sometimes a tapas...See Toni's full profile

Sight singing is an important part of training for any musician. I use the solfege system, an excellent tool for quickly improving the ability to sight-sing any tonal music. This covers anything from children's music to modal jazz,...See Shmuel's full profile