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One on one, in person voice lesson is the best. Yes. However, there are things we can learn through the online voice lesson better.

Due to Shelter in place in March 2020, I started teaching online via online video message platforms.

Soon, I found that this is a great way for the ear training for young singers; they must listen what I play very carefully first, and repeat or echo it from their memory. Echoing short phrase from memory is one of the basic skills as a fine singer.

Also, facing each other through a monitor helps me to see how my singer uses or controls their features in mouth and face. I can get a close look, which is touch to see in the studio lesson. It’s easy to point out what my student should improve, and so, the suitable exercises, too.

If you are not sure how the online lesson goes, and how you like it, please schedule a trial lesson! The lesson fee and more information are HERE.

The informative links about online voice lesson:

Online singing lessons: can they make you a singer?

The Benefits of Online Singing Lessons

I teach at Anna Poklewski Academy of Music in Fremont, and I also take a private student in south bay area.

Please contact to the academy if you live in Fremont area and like to take a lesson at APAM. They will answer you about the fee and any other requirements.

I take a beginning to intermediate singer for my private lesson; the youngest is five years old. The styles I offer are classical, musical theater, pop ballad, and choir (including solo training). My fee for the private lesson is $35 for 30 minute lesson, in person or online. The first lesson with a new student will be 30 minutes for $20 as a trial price. I do 30 minutes, 45 minutes, and 60 minutes depending on your needs. Please contact me for more information about the private lesson.

If you like to learn how to sing better in your natural, healthy voice, please try! When we have a good chemistry, we can achieve a lot as we keep working together!