Lessons, Practicing and Performance * You are encouraged to record your lessons. Many concepts are covered during a single lesson and it's easy to forget all the things you've done. The recording can be a great tool to use as you practice between lessons. It is also nice to have a record of your progress from week to week. * Practice makes better! We all have busy schedules and numerous priorities. Participation in my voice studio is a mutual commitment. I am committed to providing you with every tool and resource at my disposal to make you a better singer. Your job is to reinforce the work we do together outside of the lesson. This includes detailed practice of vocal exercises, repertoire and incorporating body awareness into your daily life. I am always happy to discuss practice techniques and assist you in developing effective practice strategies * Students will get musical and vocal information from a variety of sources including choral conductors, accompanists and school vocal coaches. When other teachers give instructions that contradict or conflict with what you're learning in your voice lessons, please alert me to these differences. It is important that all vocal information be consistent and clear. With this in mind, it is not appropriate to engage in regular vocal study with myself and another teacher concurrently. If this is an issue, myself and the student will discuss it and come to a solution that best benefits the student. * I am to be made aware of any public performances, auditions or competitions. * Photocopies are only to be made for personal, educational use. Music for performance should be purchased. |
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