Daisy P., Voice Teacher, Brooklyn
(718) 608-6080
About Me:
The voice is perhaps the deepest channel by which people express how they feel. I've loved, studied, and performed many different styles of music - from Opera to Pop to Classical to North Indian Ragas, and I have a keen understanding of the technical skills that apply to all styles of singing. My students have ranged from very beginners to advanced, and I work individually with every student to create the type and style of lesson which will help and inspire them to learn, exactly where they are.
Styles:
Rock, Folk, Classical, Opera, Musical Theatre, Pop, R&B, Celtic, Indian, Country, Bluegrass
Subjects:
Theory, Ear Training, Arranging, Music Technology, Classical Music History, Rock Music History
Ages:
Elementary School, Pre-teen, Teenage, Adult
Availability:
I'm happy to venture out to areas in Brooklyn that are easily accessible by subway.
Major Influences:
Alison Krauss, Dawn Upshaw, Judy Kuhn, Bjork, Blossom Dearie, Bobby McFerrin, Enya, Tracey Thorn, Stevie Nicks, Imogen Heap, Gillian Welch, Heidi Grant Murphy, Jane Siberry, Rufus Wainwright, Sheila Chandra, Shelby Lynne, Barbara Bonney
To inquire about Voice lessons with Daisy, please fill out the Inquiry Form on this page, or call us at (718) 608-6080.
Experience:
- Private vocal teaching studio [2003 - Present]
- Faculty, Manhattan School of Music [2006 - Present]
- Freelance professional vocalist [2002 - Present]
Education:
- Master of Music in Vocal Performance (M.M.), The Manhattan School of Music [2005]
Studied With:
- Michael Harrison (Indian Raga) [2004 - 2008]
- Trish McCaffrey [2002 - 2008]
- Hilda Harris [2001 - 2002]
Recent Performances:
- Greg's Spears' song cycle, "The Romantics" at Princeton University [March, 2008]
- Morton Feldman's "Three Voices" [March, 2008]
- George Crumb's "Unto the Hills" at Miller Theatre with So Percussion [February, 2008]
- Guest soloist with Super Diamond at Irving Plaza [February, 2008]
Discography:
- Daisy Press - "Morton Feldman's "Three Voices"" [2008]
A vocal warm-up is usually required before the vocal cords are expected to perform at their full potential. Proper breathing technique is also a key factor in singing correctly.