Which is the best way to learn to sing? The pandemic of 2020 forced many of us music teachers to take our work online. So, are online singing lessons any good and can they really compete with private, 'in person' lessons? Here is my experience. Private Lessons (Benefits) The teacher often has there own music studio, which is fully set up for lessons. If the teacher plays piano, they can accompany their students if necessary. Sound and vision are clearer. If the teacher wants

The internet is filled with talented singers sharing their latest recordings, asking others what they think, questioning their ability, seeking information about technique, or simply searching for fans. The frightening thing is that a huge majority of these people have the potential to take their music to a professional level but just won't take the right steps, or find the correct information. Instead, they seek free advice from the internet and the majority of the time that

It can take quite a lot of confidence to take that first step and book your first singing lesson. I'm here to give you an insight into what to expect at your first lesson. 1. Your first singing lesson really is a consultation. It is a chance for you to see if you like the experience of a singing lesson and your teacher and also for your teacher to access your vocal ability and decide the best way to teach you. If your lessons are online, it is also a great opportunity to chec