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No vacancies at present for this age
group Frequently asked
questions re lessons What age
do you take students for lessons? Usually from 13
years of age, but there are exceptions. What do
you teach them? Until young people
are developed and mature enough for muscle building
exercises it is important to understand what not to do. For example, points
such as postural alignment and stance, keeping the body relaxed
and at ease. Head
position corrected.
Keeping
the shoulders down instead of raised when inhaling.
All of these will
stand young students in good stead for the future. Does
my child have to practice at home? Yes all students
must practice at home. Simple scales and exercises are provided
on audio tape
or CD
to build vocal
strength. It is a delight
to see young students develop and grow into confident
singers and enjoying the adventure
of performance,
whether
it be on the professional
stage or as part of their school concerts or
productions.
TEACHING YOUNGER STUDENTS
Most teenagers today enjoy the latest hits from the charts, and along with some traditional exercises which are fun and songs from the popular Musical Theatre shows appropriate for them, they can sing their favorite songs, while becoming used to using the microphone and performing on stage.
The students have a great deal of fun while learning new skills. Correct and sound vocal techniques are being learned at the same time as they enjoy the excitement of performance and develop a strong and healthy voice.
