The Best singing Tutors in Illinois

I obtained my Associate of Applied Arts Degree in Professional Music from the School for Music Vocations in Creston, Iowa. In my voice studies, there was a strong emphasis on classical and jazz singing. It was during this time that I was... read more

Santa Isabel College Manila I currently Teach at Lemont Music Academy. I have a Youtube Channel Dante Salamante. I will teach students to sing better with proper training. read more

On the piano, we will tackle technique, ear training, reading, harmony, improvisation, language and vocabulary, groove and rhythm, singing, and the most important -- playing from the heart. I also have a deep knowledge of harmony and... read more

I have ample experience sight reading in my two degrees of music, whether it was for formal testing in Ear Training class, choir requirements, or for my own personal musical practice. I have practice in teaching sight singing using various... read more

I have been singing for eight years. My studies included learning how to use my instrument properly and how to teach students to use their instrument properly. I have been private teaching voice for three years of all ages. read more

This process is focused on the process of matching music reading with the skills of quality singing and an understanding of the music piece as a whole. A general understanding of tempo, dynamics, and inflections are necessary to excelling... read more

History teacher at Naperville Central High school in Naperville, Illinois. During his downtime, he enjoys staying active, following Chicago sports, and singing! - Endorsement in English as a Second Language for K-12 - More than two... read more

I have a minor in music. I have taken college courses in music theory, sight singing, music history, and piano. read more

I'm a multi-instrumentalist who developed a deep passion for music at a young age and began to cultivate my skills in singing and guitar throughout high school. I have extensive experience teaching beginner and intermediate students in... read more

The arm movement helps him to learn, especially when there is movement across the center line of the body, according to my sis, a special ed teacher. Singing and rhymes are good ways to learn too. Ex. "My nose turns blue at 32." read more