Beginner training plan
Your first lessonIn the first lesson, I focus on getting to know the student’s goals, experience, and comfort level with their voice. We begin with gentle vocal warm-ups to observe natural coordination without pressure. I introduce basic foundations such as posture, breath awareness, and simple phonation exercises. The goal is to create a supportive environment where the student feels comfortable, understood, and leaves with an early sense of ease and direction in their voice.
Lesson 11+In ongoing study, students continue refining vocal technique while expanding repertoire and artistic expression. We work on advanced coordination skills such as agility, resonance refinement, stylistic interpretation, and performance readiness. Lessons also focus on developing independence as a musician—learning how to practice efficiently, troubleshoot challenges, and prepare for auditions or performances. My goal is for students to develop a healthy, expressive, and sustainable vocal technique that supports long-term artistic growth and confidence
Drills: Students continue refining technique through more advanced variations of earlier exercises while applying them to repertoire
Lesson 4-10From the fourth through tenth lessons, students begin developing a more stable technical foundation and applying it more consistently to repertoire. We continue strengthening breath support, resonance balance, and vocal coordination, while gradually introducing more structured songs in their chosen style. We also begin working on phrasing, diction, and musical expression. By this stage, students typically experience noticeable improvements in vocal control, confidence, and consistency, along with better practice habits
Drills:
* 5-note scales
* arpeggios
* breath timing exercises
* resonance awareness exercises
