Singing lessons for son

[information 10]

Hi, looking for singing lessons for my son.

 

Thanks.

[Forumosaurus 10]

Here =)

[information 10]

Here =)

 

Well thank you for that, (a little sarcasm I feel). But hey, it is the internet.

 

Didn't just google, has thought someone who was either currently having singing lessons or knows a good singing tutor may recommend them. So see looking for a personal recommendation, rather than a google one.

 

Thank you.

[Forumosaurus 10]

No sarcasm, I hope it helped and I hope you find what you're looking for =)

[warrior8 10]

Hi, looking for singing lessons for my son.

 

Thanks.

 

Try the musicians section in the special interests groups.

[HarmonyMusic 10]

Hi

 

At Harmony Music School we teach singing lessons to all ages and abilities and we have a special offer on at the moment 4 30 minute lessons for £34. Our learning programme is tailored to your needs and requirements to ensure that you progress and enjoy your lessons.

 

If you would like any more information you can visit http://www.harmonymusicschool.co.uk or email [email protected] or call 0114 2576780 or you can call in to our school in Ecclesfield.

 

Hope this is useful

 

Abby

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Harmony Music School

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0114 257 67 80

[Moosey 10]

Hi

 

I'd definitely recommend Kate Hogan - http://www.sheffieldsinginglessons.co.uk/

 

Unbelievable vocal ability and a great teacher. Based in the city centre, and very good rates too.

[loopyloo2000 10]

Hi, looking for singing lessons for my son.

 

Thanks.

Sounds like a fair swap!!

[Bloomdido 10]

Get Sorted.

[callippo 10]

the classic way is to teach them to read music, by using only their voice. They get a basic comprehension of musical theory in this way.

 

only later, once they have idea of theory of music, do you get them on to the instruments. Piano and violin are probably the best, if you want to give them a good musical education.