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Make sense of notes, rhythm, scales, and the building blocks behind the music you love. Whether you're starting to read sheet music, supporting instrumental lessons, or exploring songwriting, tell Voice 360 about your goals so our team can discuss possible one-on-one online lesson options.
My confidence in singing has improved. I am now more versatile in how I sing. All I can say is wow, wow, wow. Meghan is so enthusiastic also, and that made this even better.
Meghan is a wonderful teacher, incredibly educated and informative as she teaches technique and everything else. I could not recommend someone more!
Meghan has helped me grow from nervous beginner to a semi-professional singer who now performs regularly.
I'm a full-time performer and getting the right advice is crucial. Meghan's lessons have supported me in singing both as a live performer, as well as in musical recordings.
Meghan is not just a vocal coach; she is a master of communication, and the secret edge you need to reach the next level in your career, and your personal life.
My voice has been taken to places I never thought were possible and it’s truly all thanks to Meghan and her coaching!
For over a decade, my daughters worked with Meghan, greatly enhancing their vocal skills and stage presence. They enjoy Meghan’s professional process. She is amazing!
The way Meghan educates is really helpful to my neurodivergent brain. To quote one of my favorite musicals "I have been changed for good!"
Meghan is wise and intuitive and hilarious and an absolute joy to learn from!
I’ve had so much fun using V360. I use it everyday! Each video is short and builds on the previous lesson. Highly recommend V360 to both parents and their kids!
This course is an absolute game-changer for beginners like me! It lays everything out in a way that’s both approachable and enjoyable.
Music theory gives singers, instrumentalists, and curious learners a way to understand what they hear and play. Topics might include the musical staff, note values, rhythm, scales, key signatures, intervals, chords, and simple harmony.
Share the learner's experience and interests so our team can discuss possible online music theory lessons.
Focus on reading, listening, harmony, or creative interests suited to the learner.
Explore the musical building blocks that make songs and instrumental music work.
Online music theory lessons through Voice 360 can help you explore:
Tell us who the lessons are for and whether theory would support singing, piano, band, guitar, songwriting, or general music study. Our team can discuss possible next steps.
Music Teacher
Music theory becomes much more exciting when students understand how it connects to the music they already love. I enjoy helping students discover the patterns and ideas that make music work, rather than simply memorizing rules. We explore rhythm, scales, chords, harmony, and musical structure through practical examples and listening activities.
Understanding music theory can make playing, singing, composing, and even listening to music more rewarding. My goal is to make these concepts approachable while giving students the knowledge and confidence to become more independent, creative musicians.
Learn note names, staff notation, clefs, rests, symbols, and basic reading habits.
Explore steady beat, note durations, counting, time signatures, and rhythmic patterns.
Understand whole and half steps, major and minor scales, and key signatures.
Learn musical distances, chord construction, common progressions, and harmony basics.
Connect written concepts to what you hear through pitch, rhythm, and pattern recognition.
Explore phrases, sections, patterns, and how musical ideas come together.
🎼 Beginning Music Readers: Learn staff notation, notes, and rhythm without needing prior theory experience.
🎓 Students & Teens: Ask about music theory that supports school music, choir, instrumental study, and personal interests.
🎹 Singers & Instrumentalists: Use notes, scales, rhythm, and harmony to understand songs and strengthen musicianship.
🏡 Homeschool Families: Ask about music theory lessons and applicable scholarship purchasing procedures.
Connect notation, clefs, pitches, and note values with the music the learner sings or plays.
Explore beat, meter, rhythmic patterns, and listening skills that support musical understanding.
Discuss tonal patterns, intervals, chord progressions, and simple music analysis.
Share the learner’s experience, current music interests, and any specific questions about reading, rhythm, scales, or chords. Our team can help you explore possible one-on-one online music theory lesson options.
Lesson rates vary based on the teacher you’re matched with and the length of each session.
Pricing depends on:
We’ll help match you with an instructor who has availability and confirm pricing before you book.
Find answers to general Voice 360 questions or contact our team about online music theory lessons, learning levels, and getting started.
Ask about online music theory lessons that match the learner’s experience, music interests, and goals.
Contact Voice 360 with questions about music theory lessons and possible next steps.
Tell us whether the learner is new to music theory or studies a particular instrument or voice. Share any notation, rhythm, ear-training, or harmony topics they would like to explore. Voice 360 will follow up about possible lesson options.
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Understanding how music is written and organized can make it easier to explore songs, instruments, and creative ideas. Share your interests so our team can discuss possible lesson options.
For additional note-reading and listening practice, explore our ear-training and solfège resources and music lesson options. To request live one-on-one instruction, visit our private lessons overview.
For students under 18: A parent or guardian should complete the inquiry form.
Whether you’re just learning the notes or looking more closely at chords and harmony, we’d love to hear your goals. Submit an inquiry and our team can discuss possible next steps.
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