At Creative Soul School of Music in Dallas-Fort Worth, our voice lessons allow students to choose their own songs. Our instructors guide them based on their unique gifts and talents. We strongly encourage students to branch out into different styles of music, including: rock, pop and classical, all while learning fundamental voice techniques. We find it important that during voice lessons students should learn to breathe correctly, create a clear tone, project and understand melody and phrasing.
Vocal students can also jump into our group classes or Student Bands. They will be matched with other musicians as a team, by age and skill, so they can apply what they are learning and take ownership of their growth and development while being a part of something bigger than themselves.
We have 3 Creative Soul School of Music locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area:
5236 S. Hulen
Fort Worth, TX 76132
(817) 677-8506 or (817) 677-8506
We provide voice lessons for students, families & adults in Fort Worth and these nearby cities:
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5633 Watauga Rd.
Watauga, TX 76148
(817) 485-7464 or (817) 485-7464
We provide voice lessons for students, families & adults in Keller Watauga and these nearby cities:
280 Commerce St. #195
Southlake, TX 76092
(817) 764-1074 or (817) 764-1074
We provide voice lessons for students, families & adults in the Southlake/Grapevine area and these nearby cities:
Our Voice Lesson Students Learn:
In the past, there was a “no pain, no gain” philosophy regarding voice technique. But thanks to physical medicine and the study of ergonomics, philosophy is no longer valid with vocal technique. Creative Soul instructors have been trained to use a contemporary technique that facilitates good development while singing all styles of music.
Being able to perform is a big part of sharing a special skill that students have developed. It takes practice and we want to reward and recognize our students. We have free twice a year recitals for all of our students at such acclaimed venues like the McDavid Studio at Bass Hall and various other performance opportunities for our group class students at venues such as the WoodShed SmokeHouse on the river, Central Market & TV famous Chef Pointe.
5633 Watauga Rd
Watauga, Texas 76148
(817) 485-7464
280 Commerce St #195
Southlake, Texas 76092
(817) 764-1074
Learn more about how much voice lessons cost in Dallas-Fort Worth:
We have lots of great voice instructors for your voice lessons. Learn more about each one, their background, their goals for teaching, and what they teach at Creative Soul School of Music in DFW.
“Alia loves both her voice lessons and the Little Soul Rockers class. She has improved so much since she started there. Everyone there is awesome, loves music, teaching music, and working with the kids. Her classes are the highlight of her week!”
“Five of my grandchildren take lessons at Creative Soul Music. Two take piano, one takes voice, one violin and one drums. They love coming to Creative Soul. Every teacher is enthusiastic and encouraging. Everyone is learning and excited about it. I think we’ve found a home for their music education. What great joy!”
Laurie Ryan“Our son attends voice, piano and band at Creative Soul. He loves every minute! His teachers have all been excellent and he has many opportunities to show off his skills at band gigs and recitals. We love Creative Soul!”
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