To understand the intricacies of creating jazz chords/lines and playing them successfully on the singing requires expert singing instruction.
Most singers coming from a classical singing background, find learning jazz a struggle as it requires a lot of commitment, especially in the early stages.
Jazz is based on swing rhythm, with a strong beat on two and four where classical music has a strong beat on one and three. The two styles are, in a sense diametrically opposed. Obviously, they also share similarities.
Jazz harmony is primarily based on the cycle of fourths. Having a good, firm grasp of the chord progression: ‘I VII IV III VI II V I’ is a necessity!
The possibilities of jazz chords and improvisation are infinite. Therefore learning to play jazz singing will bring endless joy to your world.
It may be that you have tried to learn from a book. As can be expected, unless you have a tremendous amount of time to dedicate to reading, it can be very tiresome.
We are here to take you from where you are today to where you want to go in the shortest amount of time.
Yes, it will require time and effort from your side, but with expert motivational input, you will undoubtedly develop much faster than doing it yourself.
So if you are looking for the best quality jazz singing lessons, Dubai has to offer then look no further!
We offer jazz singing lessons for beginners, intermediate and advanced adult jazz singing students.
At the S & C in addition to your weekly jazz singing lessons, you will also benefit from regular student concerts and events.
You will learn the art of how to improvise and play jazz harmony. You will discover the beauty of jazz standards and melodies that are timeless.
There is no need to have any prior experience to join a jazz singing course with us. At the S & C, we offer tuition for absolutely all levels, and we firmly believe that you are never too old to get started.
It is not only a belief, but we have also already proven that anyone can learn how to play jazz singing at any stage of theirs!
Famous jazz singer Herbie Hancock In a live performance