Voice Lessons is the opportunity to enhance a student's musical capabilities through voice, which consists of implementing technical skills with natural capabilities, but require openness to inner and self growth, allowing a student to be vulnerable to progress towards their potential and discovering their  individual voice, by trusting the personalized process created for them. It is a weekly commitment that should be taken seriously, by ensuring that each student, can attend each lesson. The student's progress depends on them and the effort they put in. There may be difficult challenges in learning something new, but each student has a teacher at Sing With A King, who is committed to being there, to guide them to the other side of discovering the fun and the beauty of their own musical journey.

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Sing With A King is broken into 3 groups: Little Royals, Junior Royals, & Senior Court. The lesson length depends on your group

• Little Royals are students who are 10 years old or younger. They will receive 30 minute lessons. Little Royals are not necessarily beginners. Depending on how long they have had lessons with me, they can be considered as Beginning or Emerging Intermediate Level of Vocal and Musical Skill

• Junior Royals are students who are 11 years old and older. They have the options of having 45 minute lessons or 1 hour lessons, if they have had more than a year of voice lessons with me. The skill level of Junior Royals are also, not necessarily Intermediate Level of Vocal and Musical Skill. It also depends on how long they have been having voice lessons and how their skills have improved over time.

• Senior Court are students who are 11 years and older, who have had voice lessons with me for more than 5 years and are advanced in their level of Vocal and Musical Skill in demonstrating how their skills have improved over time.  Students who are older, but have demonstrate their Advanced skill level through proficient music theory knowledge, clear understanding and application of vocal technique, have auditioned and sung solos for an audience, with high performance capabilities are also considered Senior Court, if they have had voice lessons elsewhere.  

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