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Annual Directory of Vocal Coaches Annual Directory of Vocal Coaches Music-makersWhether tap intoyou’re this a directorynovice or to pro connect singer ,with this indieone-of-a-kind labels, marketing MC list enables & promo you experts to connect and indie with publicists. experts who Plus can loads address of contact informationyour tospecial aid you needs in promoting as either youra live music singer career, or recording DIY style: artist. T-shirt The and following CD development, information hasblog been sites verified and social by the media listees. tools. ALEX VARDEN AUDREY BABCOCK Baker, Tia Carrere, REO Speedwagon, Web: cydneywaynedavis.weebly.com Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Expose’... Grammy voting member and Basic Rate: Private Voice/Performance 323-876-ALEX (2539), SKYPE 212-567-7670 P&E Wing member Coaching - $85 an hour; Small Group Email: [email protected] Singer-Songwriter, Jazz, Classical, Classes (6-week series/One day work- Web: vardenmusic.com World, Musical Theatre BRECK ALAN shops) - $25 per class Contact: Alex Varden Email: [email protected] Nashville, TN Services: Private Vocal coaching Basic Rate: call for rates Web: audreybabcock.com SKYPE or Face Time for singers and actors, Performance Clients: Star Search, Miss Universe, Notes: As a teacher and coach, Ms. Email: [email protected] coaching for recording artists and stage Jazz, R&B, Broadway, Pop, Opera, Babcock has worked extensively with Web: bodysinging.com performers, Small Group Classes: Vocal Country stars. 20 years experience Emerging Artists all over the globe for Contact: Breck Alan Basics, Songwriting Basics, Pro Singers (Europe-USA). the last 10 years. From Opera to Broad- Basic Rate: call or email for rate, Workshop, One Day Workshop Master Services: All styles, levels, technique, way, World Music to Singer-Songwriter SKYPE Classes: Music Business/Music Theatre/ performance, confidence. and Jazz. She has also worked with Clients: Rachel Platten, Andy Gram- Stage Performance Notes: Hi-tech studio, arrangements, actors and public speakers to bring out mer, Baby Ariel, Drake White, Ryan vocal demos the full range of what they can convey Hurd, OAR, String Cheese Incident, DANIEL FORMICA VOCAL LESSONS through the voice. She uses a technique Sally Taylor, Steve Aguirre, Brazilian Morro Bay and Arroyo Grande Area ANGEL DIVA MUSIC firmly rooted in the classic teachings of Girls and many more….. 310-213-0700, SKYPE Jan Linder Koda Bel Canto, but gives singers the tools Email: [email protected] Los Angeles, CA to use their instrument in a satisfying, BRISTOL RECORDING STUDIOS Web: yourvocalteacher.com 818-888-5885, SKYPE powerful, and healthy manner, across 238 Huntington Ave. Contact: Daniel Formica Email: [email protected] the board in any style they choose. Boston, MA 02115 Services: specialize in vocal technique, Web: angeldivamusic.com 617-247-8689, 800-603-0357 rehab, no short cuts: rock, pop, etc. Basic Rate: please call for info BEVERLY BREMERS’ VOICERCISE Email: [email protected] Clients: Tim Fagan, David Hasselhoff, P.O. Box 333 Web: bristolstudios.com DANIEL KNOWLES VOICE STUDIO Lou Rawls, Kathy Griffin, Tiffany Alvord Lake Forest, CA 92609 Contact: Jason Blaske West Hollywood Speech-Language and 20 Grammy Winners. 949-874-0616, SKYPE Basic Rate: call for info Pathology/Voice Center Notes: Author of the book Once More Email: [email protected] Services: Audio recording and produc- 971 N. La Cienega Blvd., Ste. 209 With Feeling. Grammy-nominated singer- Web: voicercise.net tion courses, professional internships West Hollywood, CA 90069 songwriter. Consultation will include Basic Rate: $50/hr. for private instruc- 310-927-1079, SKYPE pin-pointing what may be missing and tion, classes also available CCVM/CARI COLE VOICE & MUSIC Email: [email protected] what can be added to deliver riveting Clients: all levels - adults and children CO. Web: danielknowles.com performances. Will also include how to Celebrity Voice Coach, A&R, and Label Contact: Daniel Knowles, MAMuEd., tap into the truth of the storyteller, create BOB AND CLAIRE CORFF VOICE Services MA CCC-SLP characters from a deeper understanding STUDIOS 401 E. 34th St., Ste. #N19K Basic Rate: $125 an hr., $575 block of 5 and use this knowledge in artist’s writing 323-387-9267 (Bob), 323-387-9276 New York, NY 10016 lessons, $1100 block of 10 lessons process. Jan will help to develop and (Claire) 212-532-0828 Services: Licensed Speech-Language brand the act, from songs to business. Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Pathologist/Voice Therapy/Singing Award-winning singer-songwriter-actor- Web: corffvoice.com Web: caricole.com Voice Specialist/Singing Teacher. Voice performance coach Jan Linder-Koda’s Basic Rate: please call for info Basic Rate: please visit website and rehabilitation for speech and singers. understanding of emotional truth and Clients: Film TV & Stage Personalities, download application for info Professional vocal technique for singers ability to convey this to her artist clients Sports Broadcasters Services: Online programs, Private from beginners to professionals. leads to profound breakthroughs. Consulting: Vocal Technique & Ar- Clients: Local and nationally recog- BOB GARRETT ranging. Songwriting, A&R, Branding, nized (album charts) working recording APPELL VOICE STUDIO Studio City, CA Management, Marketing, Artist & Music and performing singers. Artist privacy #1 Pegasus Dr. 818-506-5526, SKYPE, Facetime Career Development. White Glove respected. Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679 Email: [email protected] Label Services: Branding, Styling Team, 949-382-5911, SKYPE Web: bobgarrett.net CCVM Songwriting Team (with hit DARCI MONET VOCAL STYLE Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: call songwriters), A&R, Record & Produc- STUDIO Web: appellvoicestudio.com Clients: Vanessa Hudgens, Channing tions Services. Van Nuys, CA Contact: Thomas Appell Tatum, Katy Perry, Garrett Clayton, 818-209-6432, ZOOM/SKYPE Services: vocal coaching, record pro- Elle Fanning, American Idol, The CAROL TINGLE Email: [email protected] duction, songwriting, video production, Voice, Drew Barrymore, Jessica Lange, Santa Monica, CA Web: singlikeyoumeanit.com photography Gerard Butler, Janet Jackson, Brian 310-828-3100 Rates: see website Notes: Author of Can You Sing a HIGH C Stokes Mitchell, Evan Peters, Sarah Paul- Email: [email protected] Services:Elite Level intuitive private Without Straining? son, Kathy Bates, Judy Davis, et al. Web: caroltingle.com voice, performance, songwriting and ca- Basic Rate: please call for info reer coaching using Darci Monet’s own ARTIST VOCAL DEVELOPMENT BRAD CHAPMAN Clients: available on request “Tech and Truth Method” for vocals with West Hills, CA Vocal Coach integration of mindset and self-devel- 818-430-3254 310-405-9162 COVINGTON SCHOOL OF MUSIC opment techniquues. All contemporary Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 1111 Village Walk styles. Vocal group coaching, recording Web: steviebensusen.com (click on Art- Web: bradchapmanvocals.com Covington, LA 70433 session coaching/production, audition ist Vocal Development) Contact: Brad Chapman 985-590-4545 and tour prep also available. Ages five Basic Rate: Please call for rates Basic Rate: Please ask Web: laapa.com and up. Casual, fun, safe and positive Clients: Jordan Knight (New Kids On Services: “I have been doing vocal pre- Basic Rate: please call for info environment! #SingLikeYouMeanIt The Block), Nichole Cordova (Girlicious), producing for over 45 years, and devel- **Mention this listing for a special Candice Craig (Nicki Minaj), Velvet oped my signature technique for produc- Additional locations: discount Angels, O Town, No Mercy, Shola Ama, ing FEEL while working with producers A1, Skyler Stecker, Indiana Massara and artists such as Quincy Jones, David 105 Campbell Ave. #3 ART OF SINGING Services: Stevie Bensusen is a Khane and 100+ Grammy winners. Pro- Mandeville, LA Studio City, CA Multiplatinum Vocal Producer and Live ducers, managers and artists know that 985-674-2992 818-980-2840 Performance Vocal Coach who has vocal the FEEL and emotion expression of a Email: [email protected] produced the above artists and others. singer’s performance is the number one 2020 Dickory Ave., Ste. 200 Web: darlenekoldenhoven.com, artofs- With a unique approach, Stevie develops priority to the listener. Everything else Harahan, LA inging.com singers in the recording studio and in live pales in significance. I always produce 504-738-3050 Contact: Darlene Koldenhoven performance rehearsals whose goals are and demonstrate the FEEL in the style Individualized programs include compre- to make records, play live and have no of the the artist. CYDNEY WAYNE DAVIS hensive training in voice technique, vocal fear when performing in front of an audi- Clients: Stevie Wonder, Michael VOCAL ARTS STUDIO/HAPPNIN’ coaching, ear-training, stage/audition/ ence. The definition of a great singer is Jackson, Prince, Madonna, Annie Len- HOOKS MUSIC PRODUCTIONS studio performance, sight-singing, and what you do on stage not in the record- nox, Natalie Cole, James Ingram, Al 171 N. La Brea Ave. Ste. 200 specialized sonic therapy to enhance ing studio where you can take as long as Jarreau, Nina Simone, Frankie Valli, Paul Inglewood, CA 90301 the potential of the ear and voice. Private you need and use technology to get your Stanley of KISS, Vince Neil of Motley 424-261-2393 lessons in Los Angeles or anywhere by vocal right. Call for a free consultation. Crue, Annie Lennox, Peter
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