Classical vocal focuses on the study and performance of classical singing techniques rooted in Western classical music traditions. These classes aim to develop vocal technique, musicality, interpretation, and an understanding of vocal repertoire. Key Elements of Classical Vocal Classes in Germany: 1. Vocal Technique: • Focus on breath control, posture, resonance, and vocal projection. • Training in bel canto techniques and mastery of vocal registers. 2. Repertoire: • Exploration of German Lied (songs by Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, etc.). • Study of opera arias, sacred music, and oratorio pieces. • Inclusion of other classical works in French, Italian, English, and Latin. 3. Language and Diction: • Emphasis on German pronunciation and text interpretation. • Training in other languages, such as Italian, French, and English, for accurate stylistic performance. 4. Music Theory and History: • Study of the historical context of pieces. • Understanding harmony, phrasing, and the stylistic differences between composers and eras. 5. Performance Practice: • Stage presence and communication with an audience. • Collaboration with accompanists or orchestras.