Find Your Voice With Private Lessons By The Best Vocal Coaches

Private Singing Lessons NYC

For top-quality singing and voice lessons throughout all of New York City, including Manhattan and Brooklyn, New Yorkers turn to Music To Your Home. Why? Because we provide top-rated private singing lessons & vocal coaching from the most accomplished vocal teachers in New York City. Our team can work with any schedule and offer inspiring one-on-one or class instruction, every step of the way.

No matter your age or skill level, you’ll work one-on-one with one of the best voice coaches in the city. Our coaches have taught thousands of classes to students like you. More importantly, they love what they do, and are committed to fostering a fun and effective learning environment.

Whether you’re looking to learn Broadway, Musical Theater, Pop, Rock, Jazz, Classical or Opera, we’ll send you a voice teacher to cover any genre. Need a vocal coach to get you ready for your next audition? We’ve got you covered. Our singing teachers have prepared students and coached singing technique for American Idol, The Voice, and even coached multi-platinum selling recording artists.

Ilana G.

After being awarded by the National Foundation of Arts and Awards, Ilana was invited to be a featured singer in the HBO special Masterclass with Plácido Domingo. Ilana holds both a Master’s and Bachelor’s Degree from Manhattan School of Music, as well as studies at the Chautauqua Institution Music Festival.

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Elise W.

Elise strives to provide students with the foundation and knowledge to explore every nuance of their own artistic journey.Elise holds a Bachelors of Music from the Aaron Copland School of Music in Opera Vocal Performance.

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Voice Lessons with Music To Your Home

Areas of Study

Vocal Technique

In order to sing properly, the following techniques will be taught by your instructor during singing classes:

Air: Singing requires a LOT of breath, in and out. This may seem obvious, but many of us really underestimate how much air and breathing we really need to sing those high-notes.
Shape: Unlike a flute, trumpet, or clarinet, the voice is a malleable instrument. You can change the position of your tongue, lips, throat, and the larynx itself, and some positions just won’t work as well as others.
Tension: Do you tend to hold your stress in your shoulders or neck? If the muscles around your larynx are tense it can make it difficult for your voice to function freely.
Vibration: Pay attention to where you feel the vibration when you sing. If it feels like it is concentrated in your chest or throat, odds are it could cause trouble.
Fatigue: We use our voices to do all kinds of things besides to sing (to speak, laugh, cry, cough, yell, etc.) The teeny tiny muscles that make up your singing voice can become tired with overuse, and just like any other muscle, they will not work as well if they are fatigued without a warm-up.

Music Theory

Understanding the basics of music theory is an important area of study when learning how to become a great professional singer and songwriter. Your professional voice instructor will introduce you to the basics of music theory to put you on the right path. For more advanced musicians, our instructors can teach you how to analyze even the most complex opera songs.

Performance

Whether you are a total beginner or an advanced vocalist, our vocal training instructors will work on a wide range of repertoire and musical styles. Our vocal coaches can help prepare you for: