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Nurturing Attention in Young Singers

Think of attention like a flashlight. Each of us has just one flashlight, and we can only shine it in one direction at a time.

As teachers, we can’t just demand focus on command. But we can nurture it with clear structure, engaging activities, gentle guidance, and plenty of encouragement.

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Nurturing Attention in Young Singers

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Singing Teacher Patience

Teaching new singing students, especially beginners, is not for the faint of heart. It’s a slow burn—getting to know their personality, discovering what lights them up, figuring out how they learn, navigating all the "off days," and easing into a groove where exploring the voice feels natural and fun.

A Spooky Singing Treat for Young Singers

With costumes, decorations, and a naturally dramatic flair in the air, it’s the perfect time to spark creativity and enthusiasm in young singers. Halloween opens up exciting opportunities for vocal exploration, active listening, and even performance practice — all wrapped in a playful, low-pressure environment.

Productive Singing Lessons - Without Singing

There are many understandable situations where students cannot participate in lessons with their singing voice. While it is best practice NOT to have a student who is unwell show up to our studios, there are often opportunities to focus on other essential skills when singing is not possible.

Singing in Harmony: Tips for Beginners

Learning to sing in harmony is an exciting milestone for singers of all ages. Many people think singing in harmony comes naturally; however, it is a learned skill, and many students will require your guidance and support. (Singing Teacher Patience) So! We are sharing our favourite downloads and some of our go-to teaching strategies to get singers harmonizing ASAP!

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Space Cat Solfege: First Steps in Songwriting

Songwriting isn't limited to older students with a deeper knowledge of music theory. Your students can begin organizing their "musical thoughts" from the very first singing lessons. Even your youngest beginners can start experimenting with simple melodies, rhythms, and lyrics, using their natural creativity to express themselves.

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