LYRIC EDUCATION COURSE FOR BEGINNERS AND CONFIRMED - Paris

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LYRIC EDUCATION COURSE FOR BEGINNERS AND CONFIRMED

From 86 £ /h

I offer you individual singing lessons in French or English for professionals, young singers or actors wishing to join a conservatory, a school of music or drama as well as beginners and confirmed amateurs.

My global teaching has been proven both in France and abroad. He understands the vocal technique of lyrical singing based on breathing, support, voice placement, sound projection, posture, pronunciation, work on song-related vocalizations, and the interpretation of tunes. and melodies.

My pluses:

Preparation for competitions or auditions. Interpretation work of the pieces.

Show at the end of the year with the tunes played accompanied on the piano.

Professor accompanying piano lessons.

In-depth work on the technique, pedagogy from the great English and Italian school. Possibility of courses all in English.

Thanks to my knowledge of foreign languages, I propose a very precise work on German, Italian and sung English.

Professor still active, has sung on the biggest international stages.

Pieces sent directly to the student.

Internships during the school holidays.

Location

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At teacher's location :

Rue de la Chine, 75020 Paris, France

About Me

Sandra, born in Paris, first studied singing at the CNSM in the class of Christiane Eda-Pierre, where she obtained first place unanimously and at the Guildhall School of London (lyric art) in the class of David Pollard .

During her years of study, she won many competitions, in 1993 the Schubert competition at the "Francesco Vinas" International Song Contest in Barcelona, in 1994 the James Gulliver Prize, the bear of the "Singer-Polignac Foundation", in 1995 the Maggie Teyte Competition in London with a recital at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.

She also participates in many Master-Classes with Waltraud Meier, Barbara Bonney, Sena Jurinac, Christa Ludwig,

Education

Sandra, born in Paris, first studied singing at the CNSM in Christiane Eda-Pierre's class, where she obtained a first place unanimously and then at the Guildhall School of London (lyric art) in the class of David Pollard

Experience / Qualifications

Premiere of singing Unanimously of the CNSM,
Opera Course at the London GSMD, Schubert Award at the Francesco Vinas International Competition.

Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

45 minutes

The class is taught in

French

English

Skills

Opera

Availability of a typical week

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René

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(2)

Young professional opera singer, tenor, with a Master's degree in singing at the CNSMD Lyon, I give lessons to students of all levels.

I propose a work centered on the technique in harmony with the body, to (re) find the natural and the comfort while seeking the musicality and expression.

We can work as much for the discovery of the voice as for pleasure, or in the preparation of deadlines (competitions, auditions, concerts, preparation to join a choir, etc.), always in a good mood!

I offer lessons of an hour or an hour and a half according to your preferences and I accompany the students on the piano or guitar as needed.

I alternate according to the wishes and needs of a student of the courses
- where we start with 30/45 minutes of technique: breathing exercises, posture, vocalizations then the remaining time to apply this to a piece (brought by the student or under my suggestion)
- centered on music and interpretation, with a quick warm-up of between 10 and 15 minutes then a deeper dive into a piece, its musical and literary interpretation, and its style.

Classes can also be given in English or Spanish.
Possibility of doing lessons in the 12th arrondissement with a pianist who accompanies for a small supplement, more information by message.

Marco

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(2)

Learning and improvement of singing for all styles, all tessitaries, all levels in Paris.

You want to learn singing or perfect your singing? I propose you my knowledge and my techniques: all the styles (variety, pop, musical comedy, lyric singing, sacred song, J-pop, etc.) all the tessitura and on all the levels.

Indeed, the techniques of lyrical singing can apply to all styles, so we work breathing, relaxation of the body, vocalizations, singing ...

For lyric singing, I provide the scores, for other styles, you can bring the scores of your choice, whatever you want to work.

For singing and FM, the court can be held either at my home with a possible duration of a minimum of 30 minutes or at home all times possible with a minimum of 1 hour per yard

Preferably be equipped with a piano or keyboard, duration min 1h / yard

Arthur

5.0

(2)

singing

- Basics of vocal art (breath management, articulation and projection);
- Discovery of the vocal possibilities particular to each individual;
- Technical work concerning the creation of a powerful, flexible and healthy voice;
- Learning the correct pronunciation of several languages (English, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, etc.);
- Deep analysis of the interpretations of great singer (s);

Solfège (musical training and composition)

- Development of the relative ear: recognition of intervals, chords (major, minor, diminished, augmented), rhythms and measures;
- Solfeggio: tonal, modal and atonal;

Felix

5.0

(2)

Professional tenor graduated from the conservatory offers singing lessons, a very effective technique inherited from the bel canto Italian based on the connection of the vibration of the voice and the diaphragmatic support (appoggio), resulting in a free, flexible, warm and brilliant voice .

All levels accepted, beginners welcome possibility of starting work by half hours to bring together sessions for beginners for a faster evolution.

Do not hesitate to contact me.

Faustine

5.0

(2)

Graduated from the DEM of the CRR of Versailles and the concert diploma in lyric singing and chamber music from the Schola Cantorum, I offer singing lessons, lyrical or not, at my home for adults, children, beginners or advanced.

Having been a flute teacher in a music school and led introductory flute workshops in primary schools; I am very comfortable with children and young people and can also introduce people to music through singing and the piano.

Pauline

5.0

(2)

Opera student at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris and former student of the Manhattan School of Music in New York, I offer singing lessons and music theory for all levels and all ages. The work will focus on breathing learning, musical phrasing, reading notes, diction, accuracy and ease on stage.
Do not hesitate to contact me

Armelle

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(2)

I give singing lessons and I teach:
- the vocal technique
- jazz improvisation
- the jazz, lyric, variety, pop etc repertoire ...

In my class, I rely on the vocal technique of the old Italian school. That is to say .... I do not push your voice to do anything else. I remove bad habits, I ban your involuntary effects that you do not control ...

The goal is to make you discover your natural tone, thanks to my vocal technique acquired with Thalia Carouza, director of the school of the natural voice and professional lyric singer.

For more information, do not hesitate to ask me your questions!

Dounia

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(2)

A graduate of the CRR de Paris in lyrical singing, holder of a degree in music and musicology from the University of Paris-Sorbonne, a Master's degree in Performance with distinction from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, and a diploma professional studies from the Mannes School of Music in New York, I offer opera singing lessons as well as piano and music theory lessons suitable for all levels.

Sensitive to sharing and individual aspirations, I design personalized courses that combine technique and pleasure. I also offer support classes for conservatory students.

Thirty-minute lessons are available for young children.

Mia

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(2)

My teacher's credo

As an opera singer, I have had the opportunity to perform on international stages while continuing to teach, which is a true vocation for me.

In vocal pedagogy, I believe that each student is the bearer of a unique instrument: their voice. This is why it is essential to adapt teaching and methodological tools to the individuality of each student. This approach allows me to conduct my classes in a variety of ways, choosing the most relevant vocal exercises or repertoire pieces to reveal the individual potential of each voice.

My technique is based on:

* in-depth breathing exercises,
* awareness of the whole body as an instrument,
* understanding the biological principles of breathing and its artistic role,
* the development of a free and resonant vocal emission.

My main objectives are to:

* maintain a feeling of high vocal position, awareness of resonant cavities in singing,
* work on the purity and continuity of vowels (legato), work on diction (Italian, German, French, etc.)
* gradually develop the tessitura,
* harmonize and balance the different vocal registers.

Finally, I place great importance on the student's personal development. Building a voice also means supporting an artistic personality: this involves guiding each student toward a repertoire adapted to their stage of vocal development, while nurturing their sensitivity and self-confidence.

Ihor

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I'm an active opera singer.
I offer my knowledge, experience and individual approach your voice and artistic talents. In our lessons we will concentrate not only on the vocal technique but on the musicality, dramatic content of each composition, style, language and diction details depending on the languages you would like to sing with. I like working in detail and appreciate working with people who are passionate about voice, music and want to grow.

Adeline

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I am Adeline, a classical singing teacher for over 20 years. After working for 17 years in Munich, Germany, I returned to France in 2023. Since 2024, I have been offering private classical singing lessons in Paris in the 9th arrondissement.

The courses are aimed at beginners, singers in training, conservatory students and experienced singers.
My work focuses particularly on the singer's breath, posture, and movement. My specialization lies in breathing and posture techniques developed under the tutelage of phoniatrist Nicole Charpy. I have also trained in the Feldenkrais Method.

My journey has been built around singing, music and physical work.
From the age of 7, I studied piano and classical dance. At 16, I began singing and continued my training at several conservatories, notably in Troyes, Paris, and Cachan, where I completed my studies with a Diploma of Musical Studies (DEM). Simultaneously, I earned a Bachelor's degree in Musicology from the Sorbonne.

Richard Miller's teaching, as passed down by Olivier de Tournemire, profoundly influenced my approach to vocal technique. I also furthered my studies with sopranos Christine Schweitzer and Sylvia Greenberg.

I am also interested in positive psychology and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), which I integrate into my teaching.

As a singer, I participated in the creation of two chamber operas in Paris. I then joined the Camerata Baroque as a soloist and chorister, performing several opera and operetta roles and appearing in numerous classical and baroque music concerts. I have also sung with several renowned ensembles and at several festivals.

In 2004, a temporary teaching position led me to discover the world of vocal coaching, a vocation I chose to pursue. Living in Munich from 2006 to 2023, I taught at the Munich Adult Education Center (Münchner Volkshochschule) and the Munich Music Institute (Münchner Musikinstitut Genima), gave private lessons, and collaborated with the Franco-German Choir of Munich. I also maintained a regular concert schedule, performing in recitals and at cultural events.

Now based in Paris, I continue my teaching activities while developing new musical projects.

Spoken languages :
French, English, German: fluent
Italian, Spanish: level A1/A2

Thomas

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(2)

I teach lyrical singing during a lesson which is broken down into two sequences: first work on pure technique, based on muscular coordination with breath, breathing and posture. Then, depending on the student's level, interpretation work on one or more pieces, putting the technique into practice, to which we add actual musical work.

Alexis

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(2)

Unleash your vocal potential with an innovative method!

Breath work, breathing exercises, and posture work to release tension and allow you to sing more freely

- Choice of repertoire and pieces based on your preferences and our progress objectives!

- Work on your stage presence and your interpretation to express yourself in the best possible way!

- Work on phonation and diction

I trained as a pianist from the age of 5 and then as an opera singer, I discovered opera and fell in love with it!

I decided to settle in Italy, the cradle of singing, and graduated with a Master's degree from the Florence Conservatory. I then secured soloist contracts in various opera houses across Europe, including the Teatro Verdi (Florence) and Teatro Pavarotti (Modena) in Italy, the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium and the Seville Opera House in Spain, the Sofia National Opera (Bulgaria), and others.

In parallel, I am training to be a stage director; I have worked in particular at the Paris National Opera and the Madrid Opera.

I had the pleasure of accompanying my students in preparing for their auditions for the Maîtrise de l'Opéra comique, the Conservatoire national de Lyon, the Berlin Opera etc... They succeeded!

Sabrina

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(2)

A teaching method that is both demanding and supportive, where vocal technique is at the service of music and interpretation.
Pleasure is paramount.
Singing is the reflection of the soul.
The course is tailored to the singer's request and needs.

Aude

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(2)

My teaching is largely derived from that of my teacher, Robert Expert, a former biologist who became a renowned singer and singing teacher (CNSMDL, CRR 93, CRB).

It is based on the most scientific approach possible and aims at helping students understand the mechanisms that allow them to sing:
- the functioning of breathing;
- how to manage physical exertion and what implications this has on the whole body;
- what are the resonators;
- how to produce a projected, unamplified sound (in the context of operatic singing)
- learn to stop before hurting yourself and to respect your instrument
- etc ...

After years as a choir member and soloist, my ear has developed a keen awareness of the various issues that can affect a singer. This allows me to guide you towards a better use of your voice. My goal is to fully respect your well-being, help you find joy, and empower you to become increasingly independent in your vocal exploration.