I'm also finding that Saturday is a good day to at the very least offer makeups,
especially when you have HS students who are in the musical and whose weeknights
are consumed with rehearsal. If I hadn't opened up Saturdays, I would be
missing that income instead.
Christine Thomas,
Mezzo Soprano
"I love to sing-a, about the moon-a and the June-a and the spring-a!"
----- Original Message -----
From: norma bowen
To: vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 4:31 PM
Subject: Re: [vocalist] Question for Voice Teachers
Hello,
I teach on Saturdays all day and Tuesdays from 5-8p.m I do not get conflict
as such for the older students who prefer Saturdays. One or two of the younger
high school students do get some conflicts as some of them go to other lessons
(science etc.) .My first student at 10.30 am Sat. goes to lessons from 8 a.m
until 10 a.m. and she is always late for me.
I have a new student who says that her speaking voice has always been husky
and heavy. Her range is from E flat in the 3rd. octave to F in the 4th.I have
never had such a student and I am a little concerned about extending her
range.Any suggestions
Norms.
Dean FH Macy <deanmacy@a...> wrote:Tine wrote:
> How many of you teach on Saturdays? If you do, are your students
consistent
> with attendance or do they have more conflicts than weekday students?
>
>
I teach on Staurdays and some Sundays but these are professional artists
in the NYC and Toronto CA area to whom I travel to get to. And they are
always there. Never a no show. And it is very lucrative if you don't
mind the travel.
Dr Dean
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