Full Voice Music Blog

As teachers, we create and maintain the energy in our teaching studios, so check out these kid and teacher-tested ideas to make singing lessons FUN! 

Is it TIME to move to a 45 or 60-minute lesson? There are so many opportunities for both teachers and students. 

“A lesson for a young student looks different from a traditional lesson…with very young musicians the goal is creative play rather than traditional voice study.”

Music educator and Guest Blogger, Christin Coffee Rondeau shares 10 fun ideas to engage the little (little) singers! (because they are ready for voice lessons!)

Assertive communication isn’t about being rude. It is a style of communication that is professional and healthy. If you are a music teacher who is overwhelmed by the parent teacher relationship – This post is for you.  

Practicing is a challenge for all music students. For beginner voice students there are some issues unique to the singing instrument that can be holding them back. Here are five situations that often prevent our students from singing at home. (With easy strategies to help them get to work!)

It’s April – but summer is just a few months away. If you haven’t started planning your amazing summer teaching schedule – you may find yourself with a Swiss cheese schedule (holes everywhere – get it?)
With some creative planning, your summer schedule can be full of new opportunities (and new students!)

Finding great songs for your singing students can be time consuming and frustrating. We are compiling a list on this blog post with YOUR ideas. Share your favorite tunes and check out the other ideas listed here! 

Why do some singers think Vocal Teachers have an evil agenda? 

Do Families forget to pay for their lessons?  How can you make it easy for your families to pay you on time without the awkward conversation? There is a simple solution.