Sarah S.-

Production and promotion, Poetry skills, Keys, Progressions, Chorus, Bridge and Verses. Improvising, Melodies, Instrumentation, Dynamics, Performance, Passion, Lyric and Music correlation, To know what a "hit" sounds like. Publication and promotion. Artist Development, Constructive criticism. Styles of all kinds, Standard progressions, Innovative progressions. Also, I can provide demo's with downloaded backing tracks or Mp3 studio instrumentation. Your song will be mixed, mastered and radio ready. I can help you get them for sale, promoted and on digital radio but that is a negotiable fee and service.

Sarah Vocal and Performance Teacher The following is a breakdown of services provided: • Breathing Techniques • Diaphragmatic Strengthening • Posture • Range • Vowel Sounds • Cultivation of Natural Speaking Voice • Keys • Values of Notes • Head Voice • Chest Voice • Consonants • Improvising • Tone • Stamina • Chord Root Recognition • Style • Movement • Dynamics • Eye Contact • Stage Presence • Engagement with Other Performers • Engagement with Audience • Auditioning Skills • Covering Mistakes • Appropriate Behavior Working with High Expectations • Different Styles and the History Behind Them • Encouragement and Identification of One’s Own Style • Range Increase • Counting • Knowing about Verse, Chorus and Bridges • Knowing How to “Come In” on Time • Expressing Thanks to the Audience • Understanding What the Lyrics Mean • Translation of the Meaning to the Performance • Build Up the Character of the Song • Owning the Stage • Allowing Others Their Turn • Being Gracious to Other Soloists • Moving Around on Stage • Use of Arms and Expressive Movements • Band Interaction for Teamwork Purposes • How to Look Natural When Not singing • How to Look Comfortable on Stage • Intros • Outro’s • Segway’s • Emphasis on Appropriate upbeats or Down beats • Knowing What Syllable to Stress • Different Drum Beats and How to Groove with Them • How to Improvise • Handling Rejections • Handling Compliments • Reducing Stage Anxiety • Controlled Energy from Excitement • Athleticism • Confidence • Importance of Warming Up • Octaves • Intervals • Chromatics • Scales • Ascending and Descending Whole Steps, Half Steps and Intervals • Noticing and Correcting One’s Own Flat or Sharp Note • Covering Mistakes • Repetition Until the Natural Feel Comes • Dynamics • Power and Gentle Differences • Tone • Vibrato • Straight Notes • Scooping • Scatting • Alternate Rhythms • Rhythm • SOUL