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Tylor Van Riper, MA Musical Theatre

Toronto, York, ON M6E 3W7, Canada

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‘20 Certificate of Excellence, 2020

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Would you like a free 20-minute consultation for singing? Reach me by email, in profile.
I am a Toronto-based singer, actor, and songwriter with a variety of experience across Canada and the UK, where I earned my Master of Arts in Musical Theatre(Guildford School of Acting).

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17 July 2021

Singing Lessons

he was so friendly, I'm definitely looking forward to work with him more

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12 July 2021

Singing Lessons

He was very happy and energetic! Very encouraging and easy to work with!

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23 July 2020

Singing Lessons

Tylor is a great professional who was able to understand all my vocal strengths and weaknesses. His positive individual approach makes me feel more confident with my music skills. And most importantly, Tylor is very passionate about music and teaching that motivates me to sing more and feel good about it. More...

13 July 2020

Tylor is so knowledgeable and professional while also being very fun and encouraging. It was an absolute pleasure, and I will definitely be working with him again.

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I’m inspired by those students who are able to come out of their shells, discovering that they have capabilities beyond even their own expectations. A breakthrough isn’t just the sudden feeling of “I hit that note for the first time”(though that is great!); it can also be something to do with confidence, expression, or style.

We have been singing since the dawn of civilization. Like many of the arts, singing has the power to heal and to express things that words simply cannot. If I can help people to believe that they can express themselves freely, I will be so happy.

Where would I be without these people who have nudged us towards our most lofty goals?! My elementary school music teacher, Mrs. Snortland, followed my class into middle school, and I was so happy that she did! She is the first person to insist that my calling is in music, even very vocally to my parents.

As a performer, I also tutored casually up until Covid. I was very lucky to have this to fall back on when the performing side of the industry slipped away, and now I teach full time!

I provide a safe, but focused space for my students, with plenty of support.

Relaxation is key. Our lessons are a space of no judgment. We will make strange noises and mess up endlessly, because that is how we as humans learn.

I keep forward momentum by adhering to a “teaching triangle” model. I first assess the condition being presented to me, then consider the cause of that condition, and consult the student on how we can improve or tweak the condition.

Yes! I teach mainly through Zoom, through I am able to use Skype, Meets, or FaceTime if preferred. Online voice lessons are a huge convenience, and always best when students are able to commit to creating a suitable "set-up" for the lessons. I will coach further on this.

I am currently teaching almost entirely online. However, I do have the ability to teach from my private studio.

As singing is a high risk activity for the spread of the Coronavirus, my set up at home reflects this. Students will be in a different room, separated by a window 2 feet from the piano. Masks are mandatory while entering, and sanitizer will of course be provided.

Insofar as in-person lessons are concerned, if a student feels any symptoms of the Coronavirus, or believes they have come into contact with someone who has contracted it, I ask that we cancel or reschedule the session.

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