My Singing Lessons are delighted to announce that Nikoo Sadr from Music Ally digital music and media strategy consultants is to deliver a new 2-part seminar. The seminar will take a comprehensive look at the world of social media and how it can be best exploited to maximise opportunities in digital...
Spread over five days throughout the academic year and led by Sally Cathcart, the Voices Foundation’s Essential Musicianship for Teachers aims to help delegates to develop the musicianship skills needed to deliver a singing-based music curriculum. Suitable for those with an interest in or responsibility...
Here is is a simple and very effective trick to help you make really strong passwords for your user account on My Singing Lessons. There are two things that make a logon pass phrase difficult to crack. The first is that it must not contain any actual words...
We are delighted to announce our My Singing Lessons website has a brand new improved look and has some great amendments that will really benefit out singing tutors. The upgrade includes a new system which will re-size your profile no matter what device you are using – called responsive....
Singing teachers – do you need more students to teach? Here is a video showing how you can attain many more students ans increase your prices to make much more money from singing. If you enjoy the video please follow our Google+ singers group for many more useful tips and hints on singing.
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We would suggest to all singing teachers that you to report your profits and losses to the HMRC before the end of January 2015 or you could face a massive fine. You may well be aware that My Singing Lessons offers a great range of support tools for doing your own accounting if you are a singing teacher...
If you are an online vocal teacher here is a fantastic You Tube guide showing how to best take lesson payments from your students, even if they are located in another country. Just follow the easy guide for tips on taking student payments.
Read More >Have you ever imagined running your own singing and vocal coaching teaching franchise? Leading singing lessons business ‘Become A Music Teacher’ are opening up their successful singing teaching franchise in Singapore and are offering a Master Licence Franchise, giving you the rights to use their...
Although a DBS (formally a CRB) is not a legal requirement we would strongly suggest that all of our vocal coaches have an up to date Police check with ourselves. This can save face when asked if you have proof of safety when working with minors.
From 1 October 2013 My Singing Lessons has an...
My Singing Lessons comprehensive guide to the live microphone market.
With a vast array of live microphones available on the market, MI Pro serves up a variety of what’s currently out there for gigging musicians of all kinds…
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Suitable for use across a variety of...
Our brand new 2014 price list for singing teachers is now available for our Silver & Gold tutors to download.
Read More >Taking place at Manchester Central next month, the Music Show is a dedicated exhibition that features all the latest in instruments and equipment plus free educational seminars and workshops.
It promotes new ways to inspire your music pupils and is designed to enhance teaching skills and help...
My Singing Lessons have partnered with Insurance business Musicguard to offer PA and microphone insurance and public liability cover to our teachers and their pupils. Please visit ‘Musicguard‘ for a quotation or click Read More >
My Singing Lessons guide to basic vocal control. Begin with breathing exercises. Breathing exercises will allow you to better control the pitch and duration of your singing. It’s no surprise: singers who can breathe deeply and consistently get better mileage out of their voice.
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