Eliyahu's Vocal Coaching

Serves Baltimore, MD

35244

Hired 21 times

1 employee

9 years in business

$35

5.0

This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle.

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Eliyahu Kheel
Completed on 5/5/2023

Introduction

Hello! Welcome to Eliyahu’s Vocal Coaching! Previous students have appeared on Broadway, national tours, regional theatre, recording contracts, and more! Eliyahu Kheel is a certified voice teacher from the New York Vocal Coaching Voice Teacher's Training Course, and the John Henny Contemporary Voice Teacher’s Academy. Eliyahu studied at the Institute of American Musical Theatre and voice at Community College of Baltimore County. He has also spent years training with the top voice teachers throughout NYC. Coming to this website is your first step in becoming a great singer. During your lessons, you will work on breathing, placement, relieving tension, musicality, connection, blending registers, resonance, emotional intention, extending your range, repertoire building, and more. Eliyahu holds lessons in a fun and safe manner that will help you become your most authentic and natural singer. Located in Randallstown, MD or over Video chat, flexible scheduling, affordable rates, Eliyahu’s Vocal Coaching will help you reach any and all singing goals you may have. When not teaching, Eliyahu performs, directs, and music directs locally in leading roles such as Trunchbull in Matilda, Panch in Spelling Bee, Brian in Avenue Q, Man in the chair in Drowsy Chaperone, Beast in Beauty and the beast, just to name a few. Send an email or message today to schedule a discounted, no obligation consultation!

Q&A

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?

Lessons can be purchased individually or as a package for a discounted rate. Four 60 minute lessons a month for $260 Four 45 minute lessons a month for $200 Four 30 minute lessons a month for $140 $40 for a 30 minute lesson, $55 for a 45 minute lesson, and $70 for a 60 minute lesson.

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?

When I first meet a student, I like to learn about their voice. I'll have them prepare any song of their choice to sing for me. From there, I can learn their range, their skill level, see what techniques may need the most work. Then we can really begin working on vocal exercises in order to improve their skills.

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

I am a certified voice teacher from the John Henny Contemporary Voice Teacher's Academy, the NY Vocal Coaching Voice Teacher's program, and the Broadwayvox voice teacher's training intensive. I studied voice at the Community College of Baltimore County and Institute of American Musical Theatre. On top of these, I spent years training with the best teachers NYC has to offer and continue to study with top teachers to this day, and music direct/perform in shows in the Baltimore area.

How did you get started doing this type of work?

I've always loved singing and acting. But I'm pretty sure it's in my genes to teach. My mother and my sister both teach music professionally as well. When I was as young as sixteen years old, I would be helping my friends in shows I did to improve their technique. I would go over to a neighbor's house to help their son learn to sing in tune. The moment I moved out of Maryland, I started teaching on the side and the rest is history.

What types of customers have you worked with?

I've worked with students age 6-70's of all skill levels. Whether you're preparing to perform in a leading role on Broadway or have never sung before in your life, I can help you out.

Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?

Every year, my students perform a recital to show all the work they've been doing. Seeing everyone together, from students who have never sung on stage, to students who've been performing since childhood, coming together for a night of celebration, is truly something special.

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

Make sure you connect with the teacher and trust them. There's a lot of misinformation about singing in this world. You have to make sure the teacher you're working with knows the right info about the specific genre you're singing.