The Best Sight Singing Tutors for San Francisco, CA

I was trained to sight sing while earning my Master's degree in music at Hunter College in NYC and my Associates degree in music at NVCC in Alexandria, VA. I also practiced sight singing when performing chorus music. As a...See Brian's full profile

I received my Bachelor of Music degree with an emphasis in vocal performance at the University of Redlands (which I attended on a music scholarship), and my Associate of Arts in Music at College of the Desert. Through experience as a section...See Jessie's full profile

With over 20 years of experience as a singer, musician, and educator, I specialize in sight singing, helping students read and perform music confidently at first sight. As a Musicians Institute graduate, I teach essential skills like...See Rene Sagnelli's full profile

I have several approaches to helping students to hear the passage silently (in their head) and accurately produce what is written. I use intervals, association, solfège and pair sight singing with ear training for individual success. When...See Barbara's full profile

I have taken several sight-reading and sight-singing classes in college, and it has also been the easiest (and most fun) part of every audition for me. I have perfect pitch and I also greatly understand solfege, intervals, key signatures, time...See Kyla's full profile

I have taught sight-singing/aural skills at Northern Illinois University and SUNY Stony Brook. I have worked closely with music pedagogues such as Dr. Perry Goldstein (current co-author of the second best-selling book on sight-singing in the...See Kyle's full profile

During my Bachelor's in Music Performance, I did well taking 2 years of sight singing classes. I learned solfege and how to sight-read songs using solfege. I use these sight-reading skills in everyday life as a musician whether...See Tehillah's full profile

I have a PhD, MA, and BA in music theory (Eastman School of Music) and have taught hundreds of students sight-singing, ear training, dictation, aural skills, and the ability to put melodies on scale degrees, hear harmonies, and hear musical form....See Dr. Ethan's full profile

Additionally, I have been working as a session singer for over 10 years, which requires me to be proficient in sight singing. In addition to using this skill professionally, I have been tutoring students in music theory and aural skills,...See Rachelle's full profile

...degree in Jazz Studies with highest honors, Summa Cum Laude. In the top aural skills class, we covered topics like sight singing, solfedge, takadimi, tone rows, and other music theory/ear training subjects....See Stephen's full profile

Taught Music Theory and Sight Singing at the University Level since 2019See Chris's full profile

In order to receive a degree in vocal music education, one must be able to sight sing at a very high level. I was one of the best sight singers in my class. I credit it this to all the different singing ensembles and musicals I have done...See Jonathan's full profile

...Sight Singing is a necessary skill for those interested in the vocal or instrumental arts - whether you're in music school, a choral rehearsal, auditioning for a church gig or a show, or working with others in an ensemble. Sight singing allows you...See Nicole's full profile

As a classical singer and pianist, I have a strong foundation of practical musical skills, including sight-singing in many genres and settings. I like to approach sight singing with my students in a systematic way which uses musical context...See Stephanie's full profile

As a music student, you have two years of music theory (lecture) along with aural skills (lab) which is a lot of sight singing and ear training. I’m the choir director, I do a lot of sight-singing with my 6-11-year-olds. Sight-singing is...See Gavin's full profile

Getting a music degree means intensive study of sight singing and ear training. Sight singing is a required part of the curriculum at the Calderone School of Music where I have taught for almost 5 years. Therefore I am very capable...See Kathleen's full profile

I received a 5 on the Sight Singing section of the AP Music Theory Exam. I also passed the CM Level 10 Theory Test. I also took numerous sight singing courses during my six years as a music major. For over five years, I've...See Jaewoo's full profile

Are you a new singer learning to read music for the first time, or a seasoned choral musician ready to upgrade your confidence and accuracy? I can help! My method emphasizes learning to read music notation, and sight singing with the help...See Elizabeth's full profile

I have a BS in Music Education. I received an A in 4 semesters of Aural Skills which included Sight Singing. I currently teach music theory and choir on the high school level.See Wesley's full profile

I have Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Music, and have taught Music Theory and Sight Singing in the classroom since 2008. A significant component to formal Music Theory curriculum is Aural Development and Sight Singing....See Aaron's full profile

Sight singing and ear training have been passions of mine since I fell in love with solfège at NEC while studying composition. From my formal training, experience as pianist with top choirs performing at American Choral Director's...See Mike's full profile

I graduated from Berklee College of Music with a scholarship, honors and awards and I have more than 10 years of experience teaching sight - singing using specific books and methods that will help you to achieve your goals!See John's full profile

Marc Wooldridge serves as Professor of Music Theory and Composition. He has extensive experience teaching all levels of sight singing from beginning to advanced. He has written thirteen works for percussion including Diamond Hill, a marimba...See Marc's full profile

I have studied had many classes of sight singing and have helped others prepare for tests. I use these music skills almost every day in my professional music life. There are multiple ways to approach sight singing and ear training,...See Jacob's full profile

I took two years of ear training/sight singing classes in college, and to this day practice the skill of sight singing regularly. To pass on this skill, I would focus mainly on solfege scale-degree recognition, as I believe...See Philip's full profile