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Below is a recording of piano class and a voice class taught with our method.

We recommend you watch both so you can see the differences. Even our teachers who don't specialize in voice may teach Junior Voice or be a substitute on occasion for a voice class.

Feel free to watch on 1.25 or 1.5 speed to be more efficient.

If, after watching, you'd like to move forward, please complete this form and we'll reach out as a next step.

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Deanna Maio
Director/Founder Confident Voice Studio

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A Note About Voice Classes

Voice classes run a little differently than piano and the other instruments.

We start with vocal exercises from the Blaylock Vocal Method and we sing them together.

Then for junior students they work at their own station on their own learning journey (song work, ear training, theory, etc.) And yes they all sing at the same time on different things. It builds focus and the ability to stay on your part with other distractions. Classes include exercises, individual work on theory, ear training, whatever song they are working on, and then we play a game together.

With teens and adults, we do the individual work after exercises and then either continue with individual singing with the teacher floating around giving coaching, or we have a masterclass style format where one singer gets coached by the teacher, while the others observe and everyone gets some time being coached. The second is what we do the most as we find it works the best.

If you're hired and going to teach voice, you'll get training and support on how the model is different for voice and in the Blaylock Vocal Method. :-)

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Piano Class Observation

The piano class is by a teacher named Daniel Patterson. His principles are core to how we conduct our classes at Confident Voice Studio for piano and other instruments.

He'll use the term "Successful Group Lessons" or "SGL" in the video. That's just what he calls this format in his world. We've used what he's taught us, made some adjustments and we refer to it as the Confident Musician Method.

He created this video for studio owners to get a sense of how the classes run. That's why he may mention things about marketing or enrollment in the voice over. You can ignore those things since our teachers are not part of our marketing or enrollment efforts. (unless they want to be)

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