Whichever tutor you have teaching you at SVA, you are always guaranteed to be taught from the same syllabus, though it will be changed slightly to suit your individual needs. This is because it has been taught nationally and it is proving a very popular and beneficial way of learning to students of all ages and abilities.

One to One

One to one lessons are very popular to those just starting out - teaching in groups you can't focus on students technique, tuning etc individually. One to one lessons are also popular for people who really want to take singing seriously - they get the tutors undivided attention and lessons planned specifically for them.

Lesson Cover

Vocal Warm Up
Breathing technique/diaphragm control
Tuning
Tone
Stretching the range in both chest, mixed and head
voice/falsetto
Smoothing out and strengthening up the passagio (break)
General confidence building
Pre-production/song preparation:
Breaking songs down
looking at different parts of the voice that are used in
certain songs
Work on any tuning issues
Look at where to breathe and pull in diaphragm
Diction
Putting emotion into songs
Performance
Harmony
Confidence building

Groups and Workshops:

Singing groups and workshops are great for people who aren't sure if they would like to take singing lessons -they can experience some of the exercises and techniques taught in lessons without having the focus fully on them at all times. Singing groups and workshops are also good for people who would like to get straight in and have a go at singing with microphones through a P.A and possibly sing in front of other people (if they feel confident enough).

Lessons Cover:

Vocal warm up: Will basically be the same as above though not in as much detail.

Pre-production/song preparation: Will again be basically the same as above but not in as much detail, though students will also look at:

Mic technique
Singing in groups
performance to rest of group (if students feel confident enough).

Finally:

It is very important to remember that we aim to make all lessons a fun and enjoyable experience. As you can see above there is a lot to learn, but both tutors are patient and will go at whichever pace you set, we will work you as hard as you want to be worked!



Whichever tutor you have teaching you at SVA, you are always guaranteed to be taught from the same syllabus, though it will be changed slightly to suit your individual needs. This is because it has been taught nationally and it is proving a very popular and beneficial way of learning to students of all ages and abilities. One to One One to one lessons are very popular to those just starting out - teaching in groups you can't focus on students technique, tuning etc individually. One to one lessons are also popular for people who really want to take singing seriously - they get the tutors undivided attention and lessons planned specifically for them. Lesson Cover Vocal Warm Up Breathing technique/diaphragm control Tuning Tone Stretching the range in both chest, mixed and head voice/falsetto Smoothing out and strengthening up the passagio (break) General confidence building Pre-production/song preparation: Breaking songs down looking at different parts of the voice that are used in certain songs Work on any tuning issues Look at where to breathe and pull in diaphragm Diction Putting emotion into songs Performance Harmony Confidence building Groups and Workshops: Singing groups and workshops are great for people who aren't sure if they would like to take singing lessons -they can experience some of the exercises and techniques taught in lessons without having the focus fully on them at all times. Singing groups and workshops are also good for people who would like to get straight in and have a go at singing with microphones through a P.A and possibly sing in front of other people (if they feel confident enough). Lessons Cover: Vocal warm up: Will basically be the same as above though not in as much detail. Pre-production/song preparation: Will again be basically the same as above but not in as much detail, though students will also look at: Mic technique Singing in groups performance to rest of group (if students feel confident enough). Finally: It is very important to remember that we aim to make all lessons a fun and enjoyable experience. As you can see above there is a lot to learn, but both tutors are patient and will go at whichever pace you set, we will work you as hard as you want to be worked!				Prev Next


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