Lessons in classical vocal will be beneficial for anyone who wants to learn to sing. Performing classical music sets a high standard in musical activity. Classical music is the foundation upon which vocal mastery can be built.
Academic singing does not involve the use of a microphone, and learning vocal technique in an academic manner has its distinctive features. The first feature is volume, the second is intensity, and the third is the use of specific resonators. In vocal lessons, the teacher helps develop necessary skills and find correct vocal-body sensations by utilizing these features.
The goal of the lessons is to develop vocal technique! This ambitious goal entails numerous subcategories:
- Setting vocal breathing;
- Working on the timbre of the voice (revealing individual timbre);
- Releasing vocal and muscle tension;
- Developing vocal range, endurance, and strength;
- Working on articulation and diction.
All of this is achieved through vocal exercises and vocalizations. In your repertoire, you will work on arias and romances, which will be used to refine vocal mastery.
Teacher
Stanislav Serdyuk
Baritone, opera singer, soloist and singing teacher.
Education
- S. Prokofiev Donetsk Conservatory (2007–2011): diploma as solo singer and singing teacher.
Experience
- More than 20 years as an opera singer and soloist, in leading and supporting baritone roles in opera productions across Europe.
- International productions and tours in Europe and Japan; solo performances in theatre projects.
Classes
- Singing: vocal technique, breathing and correct voice placement
