No idea.

In some ways, we do not need a good teacher to be a good musician. In the end, it is our effort.

For your information, every music teacher (including singing, instrumental and etc.) are all trained to have good ear and aural. So, for this part you do not have to worry. Just tell or talk with the teacher about you wanted to do and they will know what to do on you.

If Brett Manning is the greatest teacher, Hayley Williams has been already awarded a few Grammy just for vocals. Think again, in the end it is still our effort not our teacher.

This might be a weird question, but how do you know when you're singing "correctly"?  I think I'm tone deaf and not sure if I'm singing it the correct way...hehe.

-FaR

Students have the rights to ask for a certified teacher.

100 ringgit a month is very cheap. I have been taking lessons in the singing shop in amcorp mall form a phillipino teacher. have to see he's very very good. well. i'm paying 200 a month . 4 lessons. not bad i would say.

first he talks about the 5 types of sound u can produce.

1. head. (falsetto)
2. chest
3. supported with diaphragm.
4. nasal.
5. throat.

you use different cavities depending on the tune you want to reach. For example. if u would like to reach a lower tone. you should sue your chest voice as it is the most enriching sound. however if u use chest voice to sing higher notes, you will practically strain your voice. anywayz. there is too much to say. aha. go find a vocal teacher instead.