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ALEX VARDEN available Web: laapa.com ART OF SINGING Los Angeles, CA Clients: all levels - adults and children Basic Rate: please call for info Studio City, CA 323-876-ALEX (2539), SKYPE 818-980-2840 Email: [email protected] BOB AND CLAIRE CORFF VOICE STUDIOS Additional locations: Email: [email protected] Web: vardenmusic.com 323-387-9267 (Bob), 323-387-9276 (Claire) Web: darlenekoldenhoven.com, artofsinging.com Contact: Alex Varden Email: [email protected] 105 Campbell Ave #3 Contact: Darlene Koldenhoven Basic Rate: call for rates Web: corffvoice.com Mandeville, LA Individualized programs include comprehensive Clients: Star Search, Miss Universe, Jazz, R&B, Basic Rate: please call for info 985-674-2992 training in voice technique, vocal coaching, ear- Broadway, Pop, Opera, Country stars. 20 years Clients: Film TV & Stage Personalities, Sports training, stage/audition/studio performance, sight- experience (Europe-USA). Broadcasters 2020 Dickory Ave., Ste. 200 singing, and specialized sonic therapy to enhance the Services: All styles, levels, technique, Harahan, LA potential of the ear and voice. Private lessons in Los performance, confidence. BOB GARRETT 504-738-3050 Angeles or anywhere by Skype. Author of “Tune Your Notes: Hi-tech studio, arrangements, vocal demos Studio City, CA Voice: Singing and Your Mind’s Musical Ear,” a 94 page 818-506-5526, SKYPE, Facetime CYDNEY WAYNE DAVIS book with 7 instructional CDs or download($49.95) ANGEL DIVA MUSIC Email: [email protected] VOCAL ARTS STUDIO/HAPPNIN’ HOOKS MUSIC endorsed by faculty from Berklee, Juilliard, NYU and Jan Linder Koda Web: bobgarrett.net PRODUCTIONS more, distributed by Alfred Music and available at Los Angeles, CA Basic Rate: call 171 N. La Brea Ave. Ste. 200 her website or in retail music stores. For more info on 818-888-5885, SKYPE Clients: Vanessa Hudgens, Channing Tatum, Katy Inglewood, CA 90301 Darlene, see her website. Email: [email protected] Perry, Garrett Clayton, Elle Fanning, American 424-261-2393 Degree: N/A Web: angeldivamusic.com Idol, The Voice, Drew Barrymore, Jessica Email: [email protected] Duration: 30/45/60 min. lessons Basic Rate: please call for info Lange, Gerard Butler, Janet Jackson, Brian Stokes Web: cydneywaynedavis.weebly.com Clients: Tim Fagan, David Hasselhoff, Lou Rawls, Mitchell, Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates, Basic Rate: Private Voice/Performance Coaching - DAVID BABICH STUDIO Kathy Griffin, Tiffany Alvord and 20 Grammy Judy Davis, et al. $85 an hour; Small Group Classes (6-week series/ Burbank, CA 91501 Winners. One day workshops) - $25 per class 818-643-1604 Notes: Author of the book Once More With Feeling. BRAD CHAPMAN Services: Private Vocal coaching for singers and Email: [email protected], david@ Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter. Consultation Vocal Coach actors, Performance coaching for recording artists voicelosangeles.com will include pin-pointing what may be missing and 310-405-9162 and stage performers, Small Group Classes: Vocal Web: voicelosangeles.com what can be added to deliver riveting performances. Email: [email protected] Basics, Songwriting Basics, Pro Singers Workshop, Contact: David Babich, B.A. Voice, UCLA 1992 – Will also include how to tap into the truth of the Web: https://www.bradchapmanvocalcoach.com/ One Day Workshop Master Classes: Music Has trained with 11 voice teachers and counting storyteller, create characters from a deeper Contact: Brad Chapman Business/Music Theatre/Stage Performance Basic Rate: $120 an hr., $90 45 min., $60 30 min. understanding and use this knowledge in artist’s Basic Rate: Please ask Notes: Cydney Davis is a seasoned professional (Discount Packages Available) writing process. Jan will help to develop and brand Services: “I have been doing vocal pre- Singer, Award-winning Actress and Vocal Coach Services: Vocal Technique and Performance the act, from songs to business. Award-winning producing for over 45 years, and developed with a soulful style and a four octave vocal range. Coaching for Pop, Rock, R&B, Jazz, Folk, Musical singer-songwriter-actor-performance coach Jan my signature technique for producing FEEL She has sung in many of the top recording studios Theater -- 20 Years Teaching Exp. Linder-Koda’s understanding of emotional truth and while working with producers and artists such as in Los Angeles as well as performed on some of the Clients: David has taught local, national and ability to convey this to her artist clients leads to Quincy Jones, David Khane and 100+ Grammy biggest concert stages worldwide from Radio City international performers and recording artists. profound breakthroughs. winners. Producers, managers and artists know Music Hall to Wimbly Stadium as a back up vocalist that the FEEL and emotion expression of a singer’s for artists such as Marvin Gaye, Ray Charles, Barry DAVID COURY APPELL VOICE STUDIO performance is the number one priority to the White, Joe Cocker, Donna Summer, Kenny Loggins, Email: [email protected] #1 Pegasus Dr. listener. Everything else pales in significance. I Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr., Bette Midler, Web: davidcoury.com Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679 always produce and demonstrate the FEEL in the Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross. Though a graduate Basic Rate: please call for info 949-382-5911, SKYPE style of the the artist. of the University of Toledo and UCLA, Cydney has Notes: Singing and Speech for Actors Email: [email protected] Clients: Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Prince, learned from the masters in the industry and offers Web: appellvoicestudio.com Madonna, Annie Lennox, Natalie Cole, James her students a wealth of knowledge and inspiration DEBORAH ELLEN VOCAL STUDIO Contact: Thomas Appell Ingram, Al Jarreau, Nina Simone, Frankie Valli, Paul to pursue a career in entertainment. Simi Valley, CA and via video conferencing Rates: Call for rates Stanley of KISS, Vince Neil of Motley Crue, Annie Clients: Cydney’s clients include Grammy Award- 310-422-9166, SKYPE Services: vocal coaching, record production, Lennox, Peter Cetera, Anita Baker, Tia Carrere, winning performers such as jazz artist Norman Web: deborahellen.com songwriting, video production, photography REO Speedwagon, Expose’... Grammy voting Brown, Florence Larue of the 5th Dimension and Basic Rate: please call for info Notes: Author of Can You Sing a HIGH C Without member and P&E Wing member members of Kool and the Gang, as well as R&B Notes: Extraordinary vocal technique. Artist Straining? trio Jade, Motown/Universal’s Dina Rae (featured Development Opportunities. Many successful BRECK ALAN singer on Eminem’s “Superman”), members of the placements of student vocals in film/TV. ARTIST VOCAL DEVELOPMENT Nashville, TN cast of Disney’s Lion King, Kelsey Deblasi—soloist West Hills, CA SKYPE or Face Time for Pirates of the Caribbean, cast of Robey Theatre DIAMANTE VOCAL STUDIO 818-430-3254 Email: [email protected] Company’s “The Magnificent Dunbar Hotel” and a 605 N. Beachwood Dr. Email: [email protected] Web: bodysinging.com host of up-and-coming recording artists. Los Angeles, CA 90004 Web: steviebensusen.com (click on Artist Vocal Contact: Breck Alan 323-466-7881 Development) Basic Rate: call or email for rate, SKYPE DANIEL FORMICA VOCAL LESSONS Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: Please call for rates Clients: Rachel Platten, Andy Grammer, Baby Morro Bay and Arroyo Grande Area Web: facebook.com/eduardo.diamante.31 Clients: Jordan Knight (New Kids On The Block), Ariel, Drake White, Ryan Hurd, OAR, String 310-213-0700, SKYPE Basic Rate: please call for info Nichole Cordova (Girlicious), Candice Craig (Nicki Cheese Incident, Sally Taylor, Steve Aguirre, Email: [email protected] Clients: all levels Minaj), Velvet Angels, O Town, No Mercy, Shola Brazilian Girls and many more….. Web: yourvocalteacher.com Style: Seth Riggs/S.L.S Ama, A1, Skyler Stecker, Indiana Massara Contact: Daniel Formica Services: Stevie Bensusen is a Multiplatinum Vocal BRISTOL RECORDING STUDIOS Services: specialize in vocal technique, rehab, no DIVAS IN TRAINING Producer and Live Performance Vocal Coach who 238 Huntington Ave. short cuts: rock, pop, etc. Hollywood--Las Vegas has vocal produced the above artists and others. Boston, MA 02115 888-340-7444, 01-702-900-5621 With a unique approach, Stevie develops singers 617-247-8689, 800-603-0357 DANIEL KNOWLES VOICE STUDIO Email: [email protected] in the recording studio and in live performance Email: [email protected] West Hollywood Speech-Language Pathology/ Web: divasintraining.com rehearsals whose goals are to make records, play Web: bristolstudios.com Voice Center Basic Rate: Varies. Industry package discounts. live and have no fear when performing in front of Contact: Jason Blaske 971 N. La Cienega Blvd., Ste. 209 Clients: Beginners and pros (we don’t name drop an audience. The definition of a great singer is Basic Rate: call for info West Hollywood, CA 90069 publicly, but ask us in private). what you do on stage not in the recording studio Services: Audio recording and production courses, 310-927-1079, SKYPE where you can take as long as you need and use professional internships Email: [email protected] DRAGON II ENTERTAINMENT technology to get your vocal right. Call for a free Web: danielknowles.com San Dimas, CA 91773 consultation. CCVM/CARI COLE VOICE & MUSIC CO. Contact: Daniel Knowles, MAMuEd., MA CCC-SLP 909-599-6005 Celebrity Voice Coach, A&R, and Label Services Basic Rate: $125 an hr., $575 block of 5 lessons, Web: dragonIIentertainment.com AUDREY BABCOCK 401 E.
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