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Sophie Stott - Jazz/Pop/Rock Singing Teacher in Camden

Sophie Stott Jazz/ Pop Singing Teacher (North West London)

Sophie Stott

  • Camden (NW1) View on map
  • Last Logged In: 26 Apr 2011
  • Sex: Female
  • Can Travel To: N

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Personal Message
I'm a professional singer and singing teacher, based in Camden, with over four years teaching experience. I teach all levels and all styles and really try to work with you to help develop your voice
Which subject(s) do you teach?
I teach Singing, Voice Production, Breathing Techniques, Sight Singing, Aural, Music Theory and Audition Technique.
Tell me about your qualifications.
I trained at Leeds College of Music and the London College of Music, where I studied a BMus in Popular Music (Performance)
What kind of experience do you have?
I have over four years teaching experience, and over 17 years of singing experience (7 professional)
How much do you charge?
£30.00 per hour lesson
£250.00 if you pay for 10 lessons up front

FIRST LESSON £25.00
Where do you teach?
I teach from my studio in Camden, only 10 minutes walk from Camden Town tube station and very close to Holloway, Finsbury Park, Hampstead and Central London. I can also come to you providing you have a keyboard/piano and are in reasonable cycling distance of NW1 or N4 (North London).
When are you available?
I teach most days, all day 9am-10pm!
Which ages and levels do you teach?
I teach students aged 8-adult, and cover all levels from beginners to advanced
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?
If desired, I can work with students towards Rock School grades 1-8 (accredited by Trinity College).
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?
Yes, I do.
Do you have a personal message for students?
I teach all styles, except classical, including pop, jazz, indie, musical theatre, rock, folk, and metal. I am friendly and encouraging, and will really work with you to help develop your voice.

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Breathing from the Diaphragm

Did you know that, when breathing correctly for singing, your diaphragm (the bottom of your lungs) should push your stomach out rather than in? Try it; place a hand about an inch above your belly button and as you breath in, push your stomach out. You'll be able to take in a much longer breath and it should also take away the tension from your...

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