Randolph C.

General Info

• Certified Music Teacher

  Certified Music Teacher

  Our rigorous hiring process requires a completed application; an interview with our professional recruiting specialists; personal and professional reference checks; and annual criminal background checks for the duration of each teacher's employment with us.

  
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• Levels: Beginner to Advanced

• In-Home Lessons: No
• In-Studio Lessons: Yes
• Ages: 5 & up

Subjects Taught

Singing, Opera Voice, Theatrical Broadway Singing

Education

Monrovia High School - General - 09-83 to 06-86 (High School diploma received)
California Polytechnic University - Vocal Performance and Management and Human Resources - 09-86 to 06-94 (Bachelor's degree received)
Arizona State University - Music Theater Performance - 09-94 to 06-97 (not complete)

Specialties

I use the bell canto style of singing. But am versed in any style. I believe that using a technique that avoids tension in the body and vocal instrument, a person can sing forever.

Lesson Details

When you study with me, you study in an open accepting environment. I know that this is a process and that everyone has their own way to learn. Together we will decide what is best for you. And after sometime with me, you will be able to stand up in front of friends, family and even strangers and belt out a song.

About

I often wondered how singers sang. So I took the journey, and learned. I attended California Polytechnic University, Pomona and got started on the road to learning how to sing. I continued the journey at Arizona State University in their Masters of Music graduate program. At that point I had some skills and landed a job with Sesame Street Live as the Character of Professor Art, travelling the country singing and dancing with the Muppets. Then I landed in Las Vegas where I performed for ... people from around the world as a Gondolier. I have also had the pleasure of performing in foreign languages in the Operas "La Boheme" and "La Traviata". Learning to sing is not an over-night thing. It takes time. But if you want to start the process, let me share my experience and knowledge with you. Thanks.

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