Voice
Top Rated Voice Lessons Rockwall
The main focus of voice lessons is to improve a student’s vocal technique, although other things can be incorporated as needed, such as sight reading, learning specific types of literature, and period music. Vocal technique includes posture and breathing, improving tone quality, extending and equalizing range, and advancing flexibility.
Private lessons are adapted to the student’s needs, from younger students just beginning to develop their voice to adults revisiting a neglected talent or capitalizing on an exceptional one. Many students are preparing for auditions and competitions including All Region/All District/All State, Solo and Ensemble, Texoma NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing), as well as smaller local festivals. Others are preparing for auditions of choirs or shows or developing roles already acquired. Any student serious enough about music to be a college music major should be preparing with private lessons. The competition is fierce and a musician can never be too prepared!
Musical Theatre Voice Lessons
The purpose of musical theatre voice lessons is to ensure the student is “performance ready.” This means that he or she will be comfortable singing in front of a crowd. The starting point of lessons depends on the level of ability of each student. Some students may need to start with pitch matching and beginning vocal technique while others may be ready for expanding their range, tonal quality and vocal control. Some students simply need to boost their confidence while others are preparing for auditions and talent shows.
Singing for musical theatre requires the knowledge of both classical and more modern music forms. Our musical theatre instructors teaches students how to adapt their voices to whatever situation a song requires, ensuring that students are well rounded in whatever music styles they wish to learn. For example, singing “Phantom of the Opera” requires tall vowels and darker tones while a show like “Hairspray” needs a little more brassiness and bright tones. Some students specifically want to work on popular music.
No prior knowledge of music is necessary to take musical theatre voice lessons, but we do recommend a starting age of around 8 years old for this type of lesson.
Lesson Times
Monday - Thursday
1:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Friday
10:00 am - 6:30 pm
Saturday
8:30 am - 2:00 pm
Sunday
2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Voice Lesson FAQ
Do I have to be a “good singer” to start voice lessons?
No. You start where you are. Voice lessons are about control, range, and confidence, not proving anything. If you can speak, you can learn to sing.
What styles of music do you teach?
We work across styles. Pop, worship, musical theatre, and more. Your lessons should fit your voice and your taste, not a preset program.
Will lessons help if I’m off-key sometimes?
Yes. Pitch can be trained. Hearing yourself differently takes time, but progress comes with practice and the right instruction.
Is voice training just for kids and teens?
Not at all. Many adults begin later in life. Some just want to sing better for themselves. That’s reason enough.
What Our clients say
Rockwall School of Music is amazing!! I go there for voice lessons and have improved exponentially, not only in skill but in confidence. I got a solo in one my school’s musicals because of them! I’d totally recommend them to anyone.
-Jay
-Jay
