Vocal Lessons

Vocal Lessons

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Vocal School in Singapore

Harmony & Pitch offers singing lessons taught by our trained teachers who are seasoned performers. With their experience, they will guide you through singing techniques and impart their know-how on how to shine on stage as a performer.

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Voice Lessons in Singapore

Our classes are open to everyone regardless of age or ability. Our students range from kids as young as 5 years old to adults. Learn proper singing techniques from basic breathing techniques, vocal range expansion to higher level skills such as mastering diction and expression in singing. Our trained teachers are able to customise lessons based on your ability and learning pace.

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Vocal Class in Singapore

Vocal Teachers Profile

Mr Ted Ngoo

Holder of a Bachelor Degree in Voice Performance (Distinction) at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, the National University of Singapore (YSTCM), Ted is a tenor and his credits include YSTCM’s staging of “Fantasticks” (Bellamy 2023) and The Opera People’s staging of Bellini’s “La Sonnambula” (Ensemble 2023). He has a deep passion for theatre music, ranging between opera and musical theatre.

Ted believes in the power of storytelling through songs. Both a highly motivated performer and teacher, he aims to help students unlock their ability to impact audiences and themselves. By building technical tools and strategies, he hopes to empower students with the freedom to tell stories with their voice. Ted teaches vocal (pop, musical theatre & classical) at Harmony & Pitch.

Ms Cathy Low

Holder of Licentiate Performers’ Diplomas (LTCL) in Piano and Singing, from Trinity College London, Cathy developed a passion for music at a young age of 5. She has participated in numerous concerts and international competitions in choirs.

With wide-ranging repertoire experiences – from musicals and folk songs to operatic and contemporary songs, she has accumulated more than 10 years of experience as a vocal and piano teacher. She is a dedicated and patient teacher who easily builds rapport with her students and is an accomplished accompanist for voice, instruments and choirs. Cathy teaches piano and vocal at Harmony & Pitch.

Mr Jermyn Leong

Jermyn is a dedicated music educator and versatile bass-baritone with an Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the Royal Northern College of Music, where he studied under Michael Harper. Passionate about vocal pedagogy and music education, he has taught voice and music privately since 2019 and worked extensively in Singapore’s school system as a relief teacher and assistant choral conductor at both primary and secondary levels. His teaching focuses on building strong foundational technique, confidence and musicality in students of all ages.

Drawing from his own experience as a performer, Jermyn integrates stagecraft and interpretation into his lessons, inspiring students to express themselves authentically. His recent performance highlights include Captain Zuniga in Singapore Lyric Opera’s Carmen and La Vengeance and Chorus in The Opera People’s Médée. He also advocates for diverse repertoire, having performed the lead in Julia Perry’s The Cask of Amontillado. He teaches vocal at Harmony & Pitch./p>

Vocal Lesson FAQ

1. What do you do in a vocal lesson?

A typical vocal lesson at Harmony & Pitch includes:

Warm-up exercises (10-15 minutes):

  • Breathing techniques and posture alignment
  • Lip trills, scales, and vocal sirens
  • Tongue twisters and articulation drills

Technique development (15-20 minutes):

  • Range extension exercises
  • Register balancing (head voice, chest voice, mixed voice)
  • Pitch accuracy and intonation work
  • Dynamics and expression training

Repertoire work (15-20 minutes):

  • Song interpretation and storytelling
  • Style-specific techniques (classical, pop, jazz, musical theater)
  • Performance skills and stage presence
  • Recording and playback for self-assessment

Cool-down (5 minutes):

  • Gentle exercises to relax vocal cords
  • Breath control and posture reset
2. Can I give myself vocal lessons?

While basic vocal exercises can be practised independently, professional instruction is crucial for:

  • Preventing vocal damage: Improper technique can cause strain or injury
  • Correcting bad habits: Self-taught singers often develop tension or breathing issues
  • Objective feedback: You can’t hear your own voice as others do
  • Structured progression: Professional curriculum ensures balanced development
  • Performance skills: Stage presence and confidence require coaching

Our vocal instructors provide the expertise, safety, and personalised guidance that self-teaching cannot duplicate.

3. What is the best age to start vocal lessons?

Age-appropriate vocal training:

  • Ages 6-12: Focus on healthy singing habits, pitch matching and fun repertoire
  • Ages 13-18: Voice change navigation (especially boys), technique refinement
  • Adults: Never too late! We welcome beginners of all ages.

Important considerations:

  • Voice changes: Adolescent voices require special care and modified techniques
  • Physical development: Younger children need age-appropriate exercises
  • Attention span: Lesson length adjusted for developmental stage
  • Musical goals: Performance aspirations vs casual enjoyment

We tailor our approach to each student’s age, vocal development and personal objectives

4. How long does it take to improve my singing?

Progress varies, but typical timelines include:

Immediate improvements (1-4 lessons):

  • Better posture and breathing technique
  • Increased vocal confidence
  • Basic pitch accuracy

Short-term progress (2-6 months):

  • Expanded vocal range
  • Improved tone quality
  • Better breath control and stamina

Medium-term development (6-18 months):

  • Consistent pitch accuracy across range
  • Style versatility
  • Performance confidence

Long-term mastery (1-3+ years):

  • Professional-level technique
  • Advanced repertoire
  • Competition/audition readiness

Consistent practice, regular lessons, and proper technique application accelerate progress significantly.

5. Do I need natural talent to learn singing?

While natural talent helps, it’s not essential for successful singing! At Harmony & Pitch, we believe:

Everyone can improve with proper instruction:

  • Pitch accuracy: Can be developed through ear training
  • Tone quality: Improves with proper technique and breath support
  • Range extension: Achievable through systematic exercises
  • Musical expression: Develops through practice and coaching

Success factors more important than natural talent:

  • Consistent practice: Regular vocal exercises and repertoire work
  • Patient progression: Vocal development takes time and consistency
  • Proper technique: Professional instruction prevents bad habits
  • Enjoyment and passion: Love of singing motivates continued improvement

Our experienced vocal coaches help students of all starting abilities achieve their singing goals through proven techniques and personalized instruction.

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