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Singing Lessons:

Unlock your singing potential and sing ANY song with ease and clarity! In the lessons you will: 

  • Achieve a grasp of a musical style and work on performance techniques.

  • Learn to use correct diaphragmatic support and breathing control.

  • Increase vocal range and vocal placement.

The lessons help you, as a singer, to achieve a grasp of a musical style, work on performance techniques, and focus on proper articulation and vocal delivery. You will learn to use correct diaphragmatic support and breathing control and we will work on increasing vocal range as well as vocal placement, so you can sing any song with ease and clarity.

Lessons start with  powerful warm-up exercises, and then you'll start working on a song of your choice (or the teacher can choose a song for you, if you prefer).

Piano Lessons:

  Master your piano skills and play ALL your favourite songs. In the lessons you will:

  •  Learn to read notes and time values.

  • Understand different rhythms and rhythmic patterns.

  • Play chords, scales and arpeggios.

  • Practise ear training and sight-reading.

The lessons help you get a better understanding of music. If you're a new piano player, you'll first learn the layout of the keyboard and the musical alphabet. You'll also learn how to read notes and time values. Understanding rhythms and rhythmic patterns is crucial to maintain a stable beat and play timing accurately and with ease. You will also learn chords and scales, so you can play all of your favourite songs! In the lessons, you'll practise ear training, so you can pick up any notes or chords, simply by hearing, which is a very useful skill to have as a musician. And, of course, sight-reading, so you can play any music simply by following the sheet music. 

Music Theory Lessons:

 Become a fluent reader of notated music and understand music theory! In the lessons you will:

  • Learn about key signatures and time signatures.

  • Gain deeper knowledge about pitches, scales and modes.

  • Explore different elements of composition, such as rhythm, harmony and melody.

  •  Develop a greater understanding of music, which will also help you perform better on your instrument. 

In Sol-Fa music school we like to refer to music theory as the language of music. Learning music theory will allow you to recognise patterns and become a fluent reader of notated music.In the lessons you will learn about key signatures, time signatures, rhythmic notation, pitches, scales, modes and elements of composition such as rhythm, harmony and melody. You will develop a greater understanding of music, which will also help you perform better on your instrument. 

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