Teaches online
Teaches all skill levels
Age: 8-80
Speaks Italian, French, German
Teaching since 2001
Master of Music, Vocal Performance
About Tiffany R.
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Tiffany has been teaching private voice lessons for nearly 15 years. Some of her students have gone on to study music in college, land leading roles in musical theater productions, win vocal competitions, and increase their confidence in performing.
An active performer, she has sung with the Lake George Opera Festival, Des Moines Metro Opera, the Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis, the Marion Philharmonic Orchestra, Canticum Novum Singers, New York Festival Singers, the New York Choral Society, and the Loma Linda University Church Orchestra.
She received both her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees in Vocal Performance from Indiana University School of Music. As a student, she performed the roles of Rosina in Il barbiere di Siviglia, Maria in West Side Story, Zerlina in Don Giovanni, Beth in the mid-western premiere of Little Women, Maria in The Sound of Music, Zaida in The Turk in Italy, Paquette in Candide, and La Conversa in Suor Angelica.
Instructor details
Location:
Student's Home
Teaching Hours
Monday
6 PM-8 PM
Tuesday
6 PM-8 PM
Wednesday
6 PM-9 PM
Sunday
1 PM-5 PM
Times are shown in your local timezone (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Pricing
30 minutes
$35
45 minutes
$45
60 minutes
$55
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5 Reviews
Anya Lichtenstein
Teacher's studio
This one is simple: Tiffany is the best voice teacher a singer could hope for.
Tiffany taught me healthy vocal practices and helped me adapt them to any style of singing. Because of her own vocal versatility and flexible teaching methods, she was able to work with me on musical theater, classical and opera, jazz, pop, and American songbook. Together with Tiffany, I prepared for each big musical at university, culminating in the role of Kate Monster in Avenue Q.
Tiffany helped me visualize my vocal mechanics. E.g. In addition to "knowing" I should sing through with a raised palate and lowered larynx in order to cultivate a concentrated tone, I learned to "see" the sound coming out of my head through a hamster tube. In addition to "knowing" I should engage my diaphragm for a grounded, supported sound, I learned to "see" a large rubber band extending from my throat to my belly. These particular visuals worked for me--if one of Tiffany's analogies wasn't doing the trick, we'd work together find one that did.
Most importantly, Tiffany's passion for singing and exuberance in teaching comes through at every moment. Her manner is infectious--no matter what kind of day you're having, once you walk into the room with Tiffany, the bad stuff melts away. She listens to you and empathizes with what's bugging you. Then she helps you channel that energy into your singing. And if your experiencing vocal distress, she'll stick with you through therapy and rehabilitation, giving you the skills to modify safely, and cope with your limitations, and not pushing you past your comfort zone.
Tiffany was everything I could have hoped for in a voice teacher and more: a coach, collaborator, confidant, and friend. I miss taking lessons with her and am jealous that you have the opportunity to enlist her brilliant talent and service!
Posted Aug 3, 2015
Hannah
Student's home
(cont.) As a student, I learned how to navigate the passaggio much better, and saw a huge improvement in my upper range. My tone quality became much clearer, and I saw my breath control improve. Tiffany also introduced me to a huge variety of repertoire, and was always open to new things. Her style of teaching absolutely does focus on technical problems, but I never felt bored or that the lessons were monotonous as I had with previous teachers. She's an absolutely wonderful teacher.
Posted Jul 31, 2015
Hannah
Student's home
I studied with Tiffany for several years, beginning with musical theater and eventually transitioning into classical music. She was a wonderful teacher–always supportive and extremely punctual, and our lessons gave me a solid foundation that I was able to build upon as a Vocal Performance major in college.
Posted Jul 31, 2015
Education
Bachelor of Music, Vocal Performance
Aug, 1999 - May, 2003Indiana University
Master of Music, Vocal Performance
Aug, 2003 - May, 2006Indiana University
Languages
German
Limited Proficiency
Italian
Limited Proficiency
French
Limited Proficiency
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Instructor details
Location:
Student's Home
Teaching Hours
Monday
6 PM-8 PM
Tuesday
6 PM-8 PM
Wednesday
6 PM-9 PM
Sunday
1 PM-5 PM
Times are shown in your local timezone (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
Pricing
30 minutes
$35
45 minutes
$45
60 minutes
$55
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