Violin Lessons
Voice & Singing Lessons
Voice & Singing Lessons
Our voice teachers primarily focus on popular music/show tunes/classical or Christian music. If you have always wanted to be a better singer, we have the right voice teachers for you. Our voice faculty will create a voice lesson program based on your musical interests and vocal range. Voice students spend time each week doing physical exercises to improve their vocal range, ear training, breath control, vibrato, tone production, enunciation, and more. All voice students set goals with their teacher to work on sounding their best and developing their own unique voice. For young beginner voice students: it is better to take piano lessons first and learn how to read music before you learn voice. It is easier to learn to do voice if you already know how to read music. If this suggestion does not fit your needs, we recommend a $25 trial lesson evaluation. This is a way we can assess a student’s skill, set them up to have an awesome musical experience, and progress as quickly as possible. Learn to sing the music you love at the Lawrenceville-Suwanee School of Music!
About Vocal Music
The earliest form of music known to man is vocal music. Before 900 A.D., vocal music was not written down. It was sung from person to person, often transmitting vital information about history and culture. In the Middle Ages, vocal music started its evolution into modern form. With the European Renaissance beginning in the 14th Century, Western vocal music expanded from monotonal chant to increasingly complex song structures and harmonies. Singing with instrumental accompaniment rose to prominence.
As harmonies and musical structures evolved in European-influenced countries, so did songs. Vocal music expanded into the theater in the form of the opera, a musical play. Composers also wrote songs to be performed in the concert hall. Contemporary vocal music in European-influenced countries such as the United States has its roots in the Western tradition, which includes concepts such as musical notation on a five-line staff, an eighth-note musical octave and harmonies based on major and minor scales.
How Soon can I Start my Piano Lessons in The Spring, TX?
Piano lessons can begin as young as 4 years old! This is the age where critical listening and application skills happen. Practice at home with a full sized keyboard or a piano. For more suggestions on which type of piano to purchase, contact the front desk!