
Fundamentals of Vocal Technique 1 is a four-week course focused on the foundations of vocal technique through breath, toning, sound-making, body awareness, and group practice. This class is designed for new, curious, and experienced singers who want a supportive environment for understanding how the voice works. Students will explore the physical sensations of singing, release tension, build awareness of breath and resonance, and strengthen the connection between body and voice.
Throughout the course, students will:
Each month, a new session begins offering guided creative growth and collective learning.
Our classes are intentionally small to foster connection and focus. Enroll early in your preferred session to secure your place.
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Simha teaches voice (jazz & soul), songwriting, music theory, and Ableton Live production, adapting lessons to students' musical interests and backgrounds. With roots in Indian Classical music and a Berklee College of Music songwriting degree, they blend eastern and western influences to enhance musical storytelling. Simha emphasizes understanding each student's level and preferences, integrating practical exercises and performance analysis. They prioritize vocal health and effective practice routines, drawing inspiration from concerts, nature, meditation, and community interactions to continually evolve their own music and teaching approach.
Simha is a teaching artist with a Bachelor's Degree from Berklee College of Music. They studied voice under Peter Eldridge, Jeff Ramsey, and Sarah Kervin, focusing on jazz, songwriting, and basic vocal technique. Simha is now a recording artist based in East Hollywood and leads a collective for interdependent support of indie musicians.
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