Vocal-Polar - a vocal studio in Cyprus. We are not only focused on enhancing our clients' vocal skills, but we also teach them how to sing from scratch and even assist in preparing for a professional music career. Our studio cannot be simply termed a school, since our instructors are not just teachers, but mentors, aides, and friends who are always ready to assist you, guiding you onto the right path at the onset of your vocal career.
About our studio
How we teach
We use the author's method, which is based on a mixture of both Western schools of singing and Russian techniques.
Scientific methodologies
We took the best exercises from CVT, EVT, Cheryl Porter, FMRGIndividual approach
We build work, taking into account individual and psychological characteristics, the goals of each student
Comprehensive musical development
We don't just memorize a song, we develop your musical ear, sense of rhythm, musical literacy and understanding of harmony
Modern Didactic Materials
Our studio is equipped with all the didactic materials necessary for classes: psychological cards, tools for rhythm, and even anti-stress toys
- Professional equipmentSHURE equipment, two LD acoustic systems, ROLAND piano, equipped recording room
A warm atmosphere in the classroom
We have cookies, tea, waiting area and everything for your comfort
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Vocal music
is the art of singing, and there are numerous reasons why people choose to learn this craft. Here are a few of them:
Self-expression
Singing allows individuals to express their feelings, thoughts, and emotions.
Boosting Confidence
Being able to perform in front of an audience can elevate one's self-esteem and self-confidence.
Professional Career
For many, singing is not merely a hobby, but a profession. Vocal training can be the initial step towards a career in the music industry.
Brain Activity
Research has indicated that singing can stimulate brain function and enhance memory, concentration, and attention.
Physical Benefits
Singing helps to improve breathing, posture, and control over the diaphragm.
Personal growth
By engaging in vocal training, a person learns to listen to others, work as a team, develop discipline and responsibility, which are important not only on stage but also in everyday life.
You submit a request, we call you back, and we arrange a trial lesson.
Request
During this, we determine your initial level, get acquainted, and create a convenient attendance schedule.
Stages of Training:
Based on the acquaintance, our schedule, and the initial level, our teachers develop an individual development plan and set goals.
Our students learn how to behave on stage, perform at showcase concerts, and musical evenings.
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Developing a Plan
Diligent Work and Concerts
You are always in touch with your teacher, who gives advice and helps to improve your skills.
Teacher Support and Guidance
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Recording your own track or cover (if desired)
Vocal-Polar has its own equipment and specialists who will help you record and mix your first studio track.
Vocal Mastery
Vocal mastery involves:
Breathing Technique
Proper breathing is the foundation of quality singing. Learning to control your breath is one of the primary tasks when studying vocals.
Note Recognition and Pronunciation
A vocalist should be able to clearly and accurately pronounce notes in various keys.
Song Interpretation
The vocalist needs to understand the lyrics and convey its emotional content.
Voice Timbre
Everyone has their unique voice timbre. Working on the timbre can help improve the quality and sound of the voice.
Diction
Clear pronunciation of words and proper diction are important for the listener to understand the song lyrics.
Theoretical preparation
Knowledge of basic music theory, music history, and the characteristics of various genres helps a singer better understand and interpret works.
Vocal mastery is not just the ability to sing, but also the skill to convey emotions and connect with the audience. It's a complex skill that requires time and practice to master.
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Price
Vocal and piano lessons for adults and children.
A one-time lesson for an adult
Trial lesson
30 min
55 min
40€
60€
4 lessons for an adult
A one-time group lesson for a child
Monthly package 55 min
20€
220€
4 lessons for a child
Monthly package 45 min
180€
55 min
Work experience of more than 4 years, graduated from the St. Petersburg State Institute of Culture in the direction of music pedagogy.
She is a laureate and diploma laureate of international and all-Russian competitions. Has performed at such well-known venues as the Scarlet Sails and Jazz Philharmonic.
She has worked at the Rock Opera Theatre in St. Petersburg.
Olya is a practicing musician who creates her own music. She loves to record backing vocals and polyphony. Will gladly uncover your natural data and be a reliable musical mentor and friend.
She is a laureate and diploma laureate of international and all-Russian competitions. Has performed at such well-known venues as the Scarlet Sails and Jazz Philharmonic.
She has worked at the Rock Opera Theatre in St. Petersburg.
Olya is a practicing musician who creates her own music. She loves to record backing vocals and polyphony. Will gladly uncover your natural data and be a reliable musical mentor and friend.
Olga Piskareva
Vocal and piano teacher
Our teachers
Experience of teaching for more than 3 years.
I came to music professionally at the age of 23, after receiving a second degree at the St. Petersburg State Institute of Culture in the field of music pedagogy.
She was an active stage performer: she performed at large venues of the city, worked in musicals, studied with foreign and Russian colleagues. She created and melodically arranged compositions in a musical duet
"The Polar.
She believes that revealing oneself through the voice is an integral part of everyone's life.
I came to music professionally at the age of 23, after receiving a second degree at the St. Petersburg State Institute of Culture in the field of music pedagogy.
She was an active stage performer: she performed at large venues of the city, worked in musicals, studied with foreign and Russian colleagues. She created and melodically arranged compositions in a musical duet
"The Polar.
She believes that revealing oneself through the voice is an integral part of everyone's life.
Liza Gaydukova
Vocal teacher
Tilda Publishing
Аchievements of our students
FAQ
The answer to this question largely depends on individual characteristics and the level at which one wants to sing. Here are a few factors to consider:
In general, some people may notice improvement after just a few lessons, while others may require months or even years of training to achieve desired results. The key is patience and consistent practice.
- Current level: A beginner singer will require more time to reach a certain level compared to someone who already has experience in singing.
- Individual characteristics: Each person has unique vocal characteristics. Some individuals have natural pitch and voice, which can expedite the learning process, while others may require more time.
- Goals: If your goal is simply to sing songs for karaoke, it is one thing. If you want to become a professional singer, it is a different story. The higher your ambitions, the more time and effort it will take to achieve results.
- Frequency and quality of lessons: Regular lessons with a qualified vocal coach, as well as daily practice at home, can significantly accelerate your progress.
In general, some people may notice improvement after just a few lessons, while others may require months or even years of training to achieve desired results. The key is patience and consistent practice.
Vocal lessons provide a range of benefits for people looking to improve their vocal skills or simply learn how to sing. Here's what vocal lessons can offer:
Depending on your goals and ambitions, vocal lessons can be a enjoyable way to spend time or a serious step towards a professional career in music.
- Breathing technique: One of the most important aspects of singing is proper breathing. Lessons will help you learn to control your breath and use your diaphragm to create powerful and steady sound.
- Vocal development: Vocal coaches can help identify and expand your vocal range, as well as work on the tone of your voice.
- Proper pronunciation and diction: These skills are important for understanding the song and conveying its meaning to listeners.
- Song interpretation: Vocal lessons will help you not only sing the notes but also convey emotions and meaning in the song.
- Vocal health: Learning to sing correctly also means learning how to protect your voice from strain and damage.
- Building confidence: Singing in front of a teacher or in a group can help overcome stage fright and boost your self-confidence.
- Musical education: In addition to specific vocal skills, lessons can provide basic knowledge of music theory, note reading, and rhythm.
- Feedback: Working with a qualified teacher allows you to receive constructive feedback on your progress and areas for further development.
Depending on your goals and ambitions, vocal lessons can be a enjoyable way to spend time or a serious step towards a professional career in music.
Singing is a natural expression for humans, and most people can engage in vocal activities. However, there are several conditions or situations in which vocal training may not be recommended or require special caution:
This does not mean that if you have any of the above conditions, you cannot sing. It simply indicates that you may need medical consultation or a specialized approach to vocal practice. If you have concerns about your health in the context of singing, it is always recommended to consult with a specialist.
- Vocal damage or disorders: People with chronic or acute conditions of the vocal cords, such as nodules, polyps, or granulomas, should exercise caution. Vocal training can worsen the problem without proper treatment and rehabilitation.
- Recent surgeries on the larynx or vocal cords: After vocal cord surgery, time is needed for recovery before starting or resuming vocal training.
- Chronic respiratory diseases: Individuals with conditions such as severe asthma or COPD may experience discomfort or difficulty with prolonged singing. However, in some cases, singing can even help improve respiratory function.
- Active infectious throat diseases: Singing with conditions like tonsillitis or other throat infections can worsen the condition and prolong the recovery period.
This does not mean that if you have any of the above conditions, you cannot sing. It simply indicates that you may need medical consultation or a specialized approach to vocal practice. If you have concerns about your health in the context of singing, it is always recommended to consult with a specialist.
Yes, you can learn to sing from scratch. Singing is a skill that, like any other, can be developed through practice, training, and patience. Here are a few important points on the path to learning how to sing:
In conclusion, singing is an art and skill that is accessible to everyone. Whether you are starting from scratch or already have some experience, the most important thing is the desire to learn and a passion for music.
- Vocal lessons: Working with a qualified vocal coach can make the learning process more structured and productive. A teacher will help you work on technique, breathing, and song interpretation.
- Regular practice: Like learning any instrument, regular singing practice is crucial. Consistent exercises will help strengthen vocal cords and develop the skills necessary for singing.
- Ear and musicality: Some people may find it difficult to find the right notes or hear melodies, but this can also be improved with practice. There are exercises and programs available to develop musical ear.
- Patience: Difficulties and disappointments may arise on the path to learning how to sing, especially if you are starting from scratch. The key is to not give up and continue working on yourself.
- Record yourself: This can help you hear your progress and identify areas that still need work.
- Listen to different music: This will help you develop your musical taste, understanding of different genres, and singing styles.
In conclusion, singing is an art and skill that is accessible to everyone. Whether you are starting from scratch or already have some experience, the most important thing is the desire to learn and a passion for music.
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