Frequently asked questions
We offer a variety of services including private *singing lessons*, *vocal coaching*, and *performance preparation*. Our lessons cater to all levels, from beginners to advanced singers, and are tailored to meet each student's individual goals.
Our lessons are open to singers of all ages and experience levels. Whether you're a beginner just starting out, an intermediate vocalist wanting to enhance your skills, or a professional looking to refine your technique, we have something for you.
Each lesson is customized to the student’s needs, but generally, we focus on vocal warm-ups, breath control, vocal technique, and song interpretation. Our goal is to help you build a solid foundation while allowing room for personal artistic expression.
No, but we offer digital support in the form of warm-up videos and technical demonstrations. These are available when you’ve registered and have access to your student profile on the website.
We offer 45-minute and 60-minute lessons depending on your availability and goals. You can choose the duration that best fits your needs. 60-minute lessons are recommended for adults.
Consistency is key when developing vocal skills. We recommend weekly lessons for steady progress, but we also offer flexible scheduling for those with busy lives.
At Dapper Canary, we teach a wide range of vocal styles, including pop, classical, jazz, musical theatre, and more. We encourage students to explore different genres to expand their vocal range and versatility.
No prior experience is required! Whether you're completely new to singing or have some background, we’ll work with you to develop your voice from wherever you're starting.
You can easily book a lesson through our website’s scheduling system or contact us directly via email or phone. We’ll work with you to find the best time and lesson plan to suit your needs.
A positive attitude and willingness to learn are essential! Also bring a pencil, eraser and file or book in which to paste sheet music. If you prefer to use a tablet, bring that along. We may also ask you to prepare a song you'd like to work on.
