Voice instruction recommendation?

anyone have a recommendation for a good voice coach/instructor in the Maplewood/South Orange area?

The best.

sure it can pitch correct, but does it actually make someone's voice sound good?

Good is in the ear of the beholder. ;-)

indeed. my ear is telling me I need lessons.

Robert Dusold does it...

My wife still teaches lessons in Maplewood. She now goes to students' homes. She graduated from Westminster Choir College with honors, with a degree in Vocal Pedagogy, and she really knows her stuff.

She can help with a huge variety of styles, having sung rock, jazz, classical, renaissance, opera.

http://carolflamm.com/

My husband and I are opera singers and have also taught voice for the Papermill Playhouse for over 15 years. Edited to add that my husband writes and sings rock/pop. He has an album out, distributed by Sony Red, so we teach all genres.

If it's rock and roll you want to sing - they teach voice at School of Rock in Chatham and the program overall is incredible

@callista I pm'd you regarding lessons.

AliGrant said:
If it's rock and roll you want to sing - they teach voice at School of Rock in Chatham and the program overall is incredible

Vanessa Parvin of June Studio. She's a wonderful and very supportive teacher! http://www.thejunestudio.com/The_June_Studio_For_Voice_And_Piano/Home.html

http://www.alexanderkariotis.com/

After an absence of singing for a while, a plan from Alex of lessons and coaching on audition material, I'm now a member of The New York City Gay Men's Chorus! (And having a blast). Call him... He's fantastic!

Thank you, @peteglider!