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Singing TeacherGill Hale GRSM LRAM ARCM PGCE - Chalford Hill / Stroud / Gloucestershire Gill has a LRAM Singing teaching diploma from the Royal Academy of Music, London and believes that in teaching students to sing opera, pop, jazz or any other form of music, the technique is basically the same. Her own vocal technique stems from the Italian Bel Canto style, which she uses as a basis for all her teaching. But don't worry if you want to sing pop you won't end up sounding like an opera singer. That's because she adapts the technique to suit your own particular voice and style of singing. Gill will work with you to make your voice sweeter and stronger. She will also help you to enhance your musicality through personalised coaching on song repertoire: musical interpretation, characterisation, language, diction, and melody. Gill will aim to do all this in a relaxed and comfortable way. Gill can't turn you into Pavarotti or Celine Dion overnight but she promises you will notice a difference in your voice after just a few lessons. Her fees are £25 an hour for adults and £24 an hour for children. Gill has had an excellent record with a 100% pass rate for pupils taking ASSOCIATED BOARD EXAMS. Further details about her fees and services can be found on her website www.gillhale.name Sheila Norris GLCM PGCE - Portsmouth
Further details can be found on her website www.sheilanorris.com
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Gill
teaches piano and singing at her studio in Chalford Hill to pupils
of all ages and abilities. At present her youngest pupil is six
and the oldest is over sixty. She has had considerable success
in coaching young singers and pianists prior to their auditions
for music colleges and conservatoires, and some have gone on to
become professional musicians. Gill also prepares students for
auditions, recitals, amateur musicals and small opera productions,
and many pupils have won prizes at important competitions.
Sheila has over 10 years teaching experience and
has been running her own business for nearly 2 years. She trained
at the London College of Music where she led the Symphony Orchestra
and won the String Prize in her final year. Sheila then studied
for her PGCE at Oxford Brookes University and then went to Oxford
University where she started her second degree. She has worked
with The London Philharmonic Orchestra and English National Opera
as well as doing solo and band work. Sheila teaches the violin,
piano & singing to all ages and for all levels of ability.She
does taster sessions, audition preparation sessions and also runs
masterclasses to provide regular performance opportunities for
her clients.
In
the taster session Sheila will discuss the client's goals, what
type of music they would like to play and enjoy listening to
and how much time they can comfortably allocate to practice.
She will then discuss what type of program would suit them, one
hour sessions or half hour sessions, lessons once per week or
once per fortnight.