Vocal Training

“Use your body as an instrument”

Curriculum · Class Information

“Learn to use your body like a musical instrument”

A good voice is not something you are born with, but is created through proper use of your body and breathing. Rather than squeezing your neck to produce high notes, you will learn how to use your entire body to create a comfortable, rich sound.

LEVEL 01

Beginner Curriculum

5 STEPS
1

Understanding the principles of breathing

Good sound starts with breathing.

  • The relationship between vocalization and breathing
  • Difference between chest and abdominal breathing
  • Maintain steady breathing
  • Breathing volume control training
2

Body balance and relaxation

When your body is comfortable, your neck will also be comfortable.

  • posture correction
  • Relieves tension in the neck, jaw, and tongue
  • Relax your shoulders and chest
  • Core usage
3

Creating resonance and resonance

How to make a big sound with little force.

  • Chest voice, head voice, mixed voice
  • Scripture transition training
  • Find the location of a sound
  • Expanding vocal range (humming, lip trill)
4

Improved pronunciation and delivery

A good song is a song that can be heard well.

  • vocalization through vowels
  • consonant processing
  • Lyric delivery ability
  • Differences in vocalization between Korean and English
5

Perfecting pitch and rhythm

Develop the basics of singing.

  • Accurate pitch recognition
  • Improved sense of rhythm
  • Understanding beats
  • listening basics
LEVEL 02

Intermediate Curriculum

3 STEPS
1

Expression and vocal technique

The art of conveying emotions.

  • Utilization of nasal voice, falsetto, and head voice
  • Vibration
  • Accent/Dynamic
  • phrasing
2

Copy and Vocal Analysis

We dissect the secrets of your favorite singers.

  • Analysis of vocalization, tone, breathing, and technique
  • Song interpretation training
  • Artist copy/live analysis
3

Create your own voice

Beyond copy, into your own music.

  • Find your voice
  • Style study by genre
  • Recording and live performance
  • Performance/Video shooting