[a freshman in the vocal department] 10. Vocal Technician

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What should I teach as a vocal trainer.

When I do lessons, students often say this.

"I'm more of an artist than a vocalist."

There is an idea in the words that the senses are more important than technology. Sometimes, the vague burden or lack of technique is hidden behind the words. There are many cases where people go to the lesson room while thinking alone without getting in the direction.

As soon as people feel the limitations of expression, they eventually decide and come to take lessons.

"I hesitated to take a lesson. Even if I lack techniques now, I have my own charm, but I was worried that it might sound obvious."

It's not that you don't know what you're feeling. But good lessons don't erase personality. Rather, it expands the scope of individuality to work. Just as the way a person talks and walks, each song has its own groove. It doesn't go away easily. If you add a wing called a technique to this, you can better convey your charm.

I tend to think of vocals as two pillars: artist and technique. And I think my role as a vocal trainer is to train the lesson students with techniques. Learning something is about changing your senses and expanding the scope of your way of thinking and creation.

In fact, when checking in the first class, there are many cases where there are holes between basic vocal techniques. Vocalization, pronunciation, pitch, rhythm, expression technique. There are many cases where not one or two of these five areas are empty at the same time.

In some cases, they have taken vocal lessons that flow only to the vocal center. However, if the vocalization is excessively strengthened, the overall balance of the song collapses. Since vocal is also a part of music, it must be equipped with a sense of pitch, rhythm, and harmony. When these parts are empty, you often see vocal losing confidence in ensemble or collaboration situations.

When people meet the limits of expression, they eventually find skills. Technology does not limit expression, but enables it. Wouldn't a painter with a hundred colors have a wider range of expressions than an artist with only ten colors.

Being a vocal technique is about expanding the radius and adding depth to my music.

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