Carolina Voice And Music Lessons
About
FINDING YOUR VOICE
Private Voice Lessons
Music Reading for Singers
Music Theory/Composition
Conducting and Teaching
Music Lessons for Children
Whether you are a student looking ahead towards college, an active musician who needs to sharpen their skills, or a hobbyist eager to serve their local community, my goal is to provide you the musical skills you need to accomplish your personal music goals.
Music is a universal language and the voice is the most intimate and intricate instrument. I love helping others by sharing the gift of music so that they can go on and use music to enrich the lifes of themselves and others.
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Frequently asked questions
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Andrew Cumbow is a professional Conductor, Music Educator, Composer and Vocalist living in Daytona Beach, Florida. Originally from Tennessee, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Vocal Performance and Choral Music Education from King College and his Master of Music in Choral Conducting from Mercer University. Mr. Cumbow has taught in private, church, and public school settings over the past ten years and has helped many students accomplish their goals. Although he has plenty of experience on stage as a performer, his focus on teaching and the learning process is what gives him the edge with teaching students with varying skillsets and goals.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
Regardless of the skills you wish to learn, the rate is the same, based on time. Younger students or students with smaller amounts of skills they wish to learn should opt for shorter lessons. A student below the age of twelve should never have more than a half hour lesson.
Payment per lesson is due before the lesson starts. Students are encouraged to pay ahead by month.
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Thirty Minute Lesson - $30
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Forty-Five Minute Lesson - $40
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Hour-Long Lesson - $50
Lessons which require me to come to you will cost a minimum of $10 extra, since the travel time prevents me from having back-to-back students.