Gloria Nwoke

Professional and well structured voice lessons as well as singing in practice for singers ( beginners, intermediate, and expert) who wish to bring the best out of their voices.

I personally love to hear first from my students. My classes usually would kickstart on an 'introductory note' ( A discuss, question and answer section) such as:

1.Asking my students if they have had any formal voice lessons before. If yes, they speak about their experience(s). (This helps in the placement of a student in a particular level).

2. Style of music the student will want to learn. Etc... This part aims to get the student relaxed and ready for what comes after.

I progress to the second part of the introduction:

What the voice is?

Parts of the instrument.

Posture alignment and exercises. Etc.

I go further to other part of the lessons such as:

Creating sound

Breathing

Body tension and jaw stress.

Vowels and consonants

Vocal techniques...

Violin Lesson Instructions:

Introduction to the violin instrument

Pizzicato on the violin

Finger pattern 1

Introduction to quavers

Notes on the G string

Finger pattern 2

Introduction to dotted crotchet

Spicatto lifted bow strokes

Introduction to F major scale. etc.

During lessons and at the end of every lesson, students are allowed the time to ask questions thereby making sure they have a great understanding of the lesson.

In general, my lessons are usually very interactive, applying a creative teaching method to make sure knowledge is passed after every lesson and the student is being impacted on.