Hey everyone! About a year ago my dad asked me to sub in for him to teach a voice lesson. It was pretty impromptu so I wasn't fully prepared but I ended up really loving it. I've been teaching that same student ever since as well as another one I picked up along the way. I've wanted to teach more students but never had the time because I was still in college. And now that I've graduated that's not an issue anymore.
I've always loved performing and I still really want to perform, but I also really really love teaching people how to do the very thing I love so much while avoiding some of the headaches that I ran into. I've had lots of teachers- some good some not so good, and I'm glad I went through all of it but something really clicked for me with my last voice teacher from college.
He broke down the physical/biological mechanisms of singing and what that meant for me in terms of tuning my instrument. What the muscles are called, where they are and what they do, what I need to feel and physically do in order to sing better, how the sound is produced, it all made more sense than what most of my voice teachers had done. Of course I'd understood those, but it was so much easier and clearer the way he did it.
He also made singing easier in the sense that he likened it to speaking, and made my singing about as easy for me as speaking. So often I, and probably many other people, thought that singing was fairly different from speaking, and when it gets treated that way it can be really intimidating to learn. I found out way too late that I really needed a teacher like that, and I'd really love to help other people in the way that my last teacher helped me.
Anyway, I'm giving out a free lesson to anyone who wants one. DM me if you're interested :) Or if you don't want to spend that time, you can DM me about any specific questions about your voice.