1. Breathing Techniques:
- Learning diaphragm support and correct breathing to produce
a steady airflow for singing.
2. Pitch and Intonation:
- Developing the ability to sing on pitch and intonate notes accurately.
3. Vocal Range Expansion:
- Exercises to expand vocal range and increase vocal flexibility.
4. Tone Quality:
- Improving vocal timbre, resonance, and avoiding vocal strain.
5. Diction and Clarity:
- Articulating words clearly and enhancing pronunciation.
6. Song Interpretation:
- Exploring the emotional elements of a song and conveying the intended
expressions.
7. Sight-Singing:
- Developing the ability to read and sing unfamiliar sheet music.
8. Harmony and Counterpoint:
- Understanding vocal harmonies and the interplay of multiple voices.
9. Musicianship and Theory:
- Gaining a basic understanding of music theory, rhythms, and melodies.
10. Practice Routines:
- Establishing effective home practice routines for self-improvement.
11. Performance Techniques:
- Building confidence and stage presence when performing.
12. Genres:
- Exploring different musical genres and vocal styles (pop, classical, jazz, etc.).
13. Ear Training:
- Recognizing and matching pitch, intervals, and melodies by ear.
14. Vocal Health:
- Learning self-care habits for maintaining vocal health.
Singing lessons may also address specific skill areas depending on the student's interests and goals, such as microphone technique, studio recording, improvisation, and specific techniques used by professional singers (belting, vocal fry, falsetto, etc.). These lessons are often customized to fit the individual needs and capabilities of each student.