VOICE LESSONS in Philly with Tony Award Winning Teacher
From 163.14 C$ /h
Interested in growing and strengthening your vocal talent? Internationally acclaimed teacher, tenor, and Tony Award Winner, Garcia, has opened a voice studio here in Philadelphia, and teaches a range of styles, including Classical, Musical Theater, Jazz, Rock, Pop, and Folk.
Mr. Garcia is a protege of famed teacher, Bill Schuman. Other notable teachers have included Dr. Stephen King at Rice University, and Dr. Pattye Johnstone at the University of North Texas. Having worked with singers, coaches, and conductors all over the world, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his work with artists.
"In my work with singers, I consider myself an intuitive pedagogue and technician above all else. No two singers are the same, and I believe in a tailored approach to each individual. I have studied and been taught in the Italian Bel Canto school of singing, and believe that the goal of vocal study is to help the singer become aware of and release any habits that are counter-intuitive to healthy, natural production. Many singers come to me for vocal rehabilitation and realignment. Good singing is actually born of quite simple foundational techniques, and in lessons we work to move toward the natural expression of the voice. We start with the foundational tenets of technique: support mechanism, palate and laryngeal position, tongue and jaw relaxation, and then move through the vowels, assuring all is clean, streamlined, and natural. Singing should be joyful, not stressful, and when a singer has a solid technique to rely on, they can relax and set about the joy of full artistic expression."
Mr. Garcia is a protege of famed teacher, Bill Schuman. Other notable teachers have included Dr. Stephen King at Rice University, and Dr. Pattye Johnstone at the University of North Texas. Having worked with singers, coaches, and conductors all over the world, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his work with artists.
"In my work with singers, I consider myself an intuitive pedagogue and technician above all else. No two singers are the same, and I believe in a tailored approach to each individual. I have studied and been taught in the Italian Bel Canto school of singing, and believe that the goal of vocal study is to help the singer become aware of and release any habits that are counter-intuitive to healthy, natural production. Many singers come to me for vocal rehabilitation and realignment. Good singing is actually born of quite simple foundational techniques, and in lessons we work to move toward the natural expression of the voice. We start with the foundational tenets of technique: support mechanism, palate and laryngeal position, tongue and jaw relaxation, and then move through the vowels, assuring all is clean, streamlined, and natural. Singing should be joyful, not stressful, and when a singer has a solid technique to rely on, they can relax and set about the joy of full artistic expression."
Location
At teacher's location :
- 3706 Manayunk Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Online from United States
About Me
I believe in a positive teaching philosophy and environment in my studio. Good human skills translate into good artistic skills, and positive learning experiences translate into a lifetime love of learning.
Education
University of North Texas, Bachelors in Vocal Performance
Academy of Vocal Arts, Artist Diploma in Opera Performance
Private study with Bill Schuman, Dr. Stephen King, Pattye Johnstone, and Jeannette Chase
Academy of Vocal Arts, Artist Diploma in Opera Performance
Private study with Bill Schuman, Dr. Stephen King, Pattye Johnstone, and Jeannette Chase
Experience / Qualifications
I have performed leading roles with major theaters around the world, including Berlin Staatsoper, Chicago Lyric Opera, Houston Grand Opera, Boston Lyric Opera, Opera Firenze, Nederlandse Reisopera, L'Opera Nationale de Lyon, Opera Philadelphia, Opera Hong Kong, and Opera New Zealand. Broadway credits include the role of Rodolfo in the original cast of filmmaker Baz Luhrmann’s production of La Boheme.
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Skills
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