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Popular voice teacher,Danny Richard, located in Western Long Island, has been teaching for twenty years. Dan has expertise in all genres from rock, pop, musical theatre to R&B and classical.
In addition to Dan's credentials as a professional singer, (Dan has been heard numerous times,on radio, on tour, and on national television), he holds a B.F. A. in music ,as well as a great deal of post graduate work at the Copeland school and Columbia University Teachers College. Dan has also studied extensively with some of the top teachers, vocal Doctors, and scientists in the country. Among them: Dan's mentor of 11 yrs, Bill Riley (Celine Dion,Faith Hill, President Bill Clinton ); the late Orren Brown, world-renowned voice teacher; Dr. Peak Woo, voted #1 voice doctor in N.Y( N.Y. magazine, 2009).
One of Dans forte's is vocal rehabilitation. He has worked with clients from some of the top hospitals for the voice, including Mount Sanai, Weill/Cornell medical center and L.I.J. hospital. Dan also has an extensive backround in speech pathology and often works with students on their speaking voices as well as their singing voices.
Dan is an accomplished composer and pianist and personally accompanies his students . His teaching studio contains a 32 track digital recording studio , which he uses to teach students the craft of studio singing.
"Singing should be fun' is Dan's motto and he tries to make each lesson informative, challeging, but also enjoyable.
"You WILL increase your range, power, durability, and joy of singing while virtually ERASING your break....."Promise!".

1) How long is a lesson?
Lessons can be a half hour, 45 minutes or an hour.
2) How often should I take a lesson?
Lessons should be taken once a week, ideally.
Combine your lesson time with additional home practice,
including warmups and songs for a good hour a day five to seven days a week.
Although, that second part is up to you!
3) What are your fees?
I prefer to speak to you in person or on the phone to discuss fees. Give me a call!
4) Can anybody sing?
I believe that to a degree, anybody can sing.
Some people are naturally talented, but most people can learn to sing to a certain degree.
5) Do you work with beginners?
My personal motto is, "I like to work with nice people that want to improve their voices".
I have students on Broadway and international tours, as well as students on major labels.
I also teach hobbyists who simply enjoy coming to a lesson, warming up, and singing songs.
6) How long will it take me to be come a great singer?
That depends on how often you come to lessons, and how much time you dedicate to practicing voice at home.
7) Do you have a specialty genre?
Yes...everything. I have performed in several original rock bands, as well as a Blues band, a reggae band , a Top Forty band, and a jazz quartet. Plus my background in musical theatre. I was also a wedding and church singer for many years.
I teach, Rock, Pop, Musical theatre, jazz, R&B, Classical, Blues, and more.
8) Do you have any acreditation?
Yes, a great deal. I have a B.F.A. in music, as a Voice Major and piano minor, (magna cum laude graduate). I have twenty five years experience as a student of voice.
I am an active member of New York Singing Teachers Association(NYSTA), as well as the National Association Of Teachers of Singing(NATS).
Don't let my words convince you, come in for a lesson and let my teaching convince you.
To schedule a lesson call (516)997-8339
or email Danny at ReallyGoodSinger@aol.com
Danny Richard is also the inventor of Dolce Voce Honey Lemon Throat Spray, the delicious, organic and all natural honey lemon throat spray that works immediately to help soothe dry mouths and tired voices!
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