Vocal Transformation Singing Course (Intermediate) | Course

Vocal Transformation Singing Course (Intermediate)

Study and communicate together

The singing intermediate class will bid farewell to the usual basic theoretical knowledge, focusing mainly on enhancing students' appreciation, listening skills, and performance levels. In comparison to the beginner class, we pay more attention to students' singing performance skills. Training in song interpretation skills includes the use of emotions, musicality, and rhythm, as well as an understanding of various music genres including Pop, R&B, Swing, Rock, Poprock, Jazz, and more. In the intermediate class, students will have more opportunities to perform songs on the academy stage, aiming to build confidence and stage experience, preparing students for their future singing "dreams."

Course Structure

Basic Pop Singing Class (Beginner Level)

Focuses on teaching basic vocal theory,
Including vocal cord closure, larynx, breath control, resonance, etc.,
Allows beginners to solidify their basic theoretical knowledge through eight sessions, laying a good foundation.
Ample time is reserved in this course for students to perform songs, and the teacher will provide feedback and exercises to help students improve their basic vocal issues.
Upon completion of the exam, students will receive a certificate issued by the academy.

Singing Practice Class

Moves away from basic theory and emphasizes performance skills and emotions.
Students need to pass the academy exam to enroll.
The course focuses on performance and problem improvement.
The teacher will enhance students' listening skills through the progress of the class.
Enhances students' appreciation and improves their stage performance skills.
Prepares students to become skilled singers.

Regular Pop Singing Course

Taught by the founder of the academy, Professor Calvin.
Moves away from scientific vocal principles and focuses on recording interpretation and live performance.
Teaches song techniques, delicate performance methods, and shaping personal singing styles.
(Students in this course will have priority in getting performance opportunities from the academy)

Beginner Group Course Content

Vocal reviews in each session (providing targeted exercises for individual singing issues)

Vocal cord closure
Breath control
What exactly is resonance
Positioning of the tongue
Vocal transition
Application of mixed voice
Emotional interpretation
Is the larynx really that important?