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Teaches in English

Daniel B. is a seasoned music artist, producer and teacher in NYC. Daniel is from Afro-Peruvian and Dominican descent, mixing traditional Latin arrangements with contemporary production elements, Pop melodic lines, and thematic exploration rooted in Afro identity.

With over 17 years of teaching experience, Daniel has guided numerous students into performance, production, songwriting and theory. Daniel specializes in Jazz, Pop and Rock and holds in Bachelor’s in Music Production and Jazz Piano from NYU.

Since graduating from the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU, Daniel has taught voice, piano, music production, and music theory in the USA and abroad. In addition to being a talented and thoughtful music teacher of all ages, Daniel is bilingual and teaches with fluency in English and Spanish.

Soundcloud and VEVO have featured Daniel on various playlists. His music video “Quema” was televised on the program Sounds of the World on TVPerú. Daniel has almost 300 thousand combined streams across multiple platforms to this day. The New York Times and the New York Daily News have profiled Daniel’s journey. His voice has been heard on MTV and VH1, with widespread acclaim for his single, “Never Let You Go.” Companies like Apple, Marvel Studios, and Mercedes-Benz licensed his music. Daniel is passionate about creating personalized lessons that empower each student and ignite a sense of joy in learning music, enabling creativity and expression. He strives to maintain a warm and welcoming environment, where this joy of learning thrives!

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Soyulla delivers premium, in-home music lessons across New York City through a highly personalized, relationship-driven approach. Every student is meticulously matched with a world-class teaching artist aligned to their personality, learning style, and goals.

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Mommy & Me Music Lessons

Early Childhood/Classroom

Build musical bonds through joyful parent-child music exploration.

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Saxophone Lessons

Brass/Woodwinds

Develop tone, technique, and musicality on the saxophone.

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Classical Guitar Lessons

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Develop technique and artistry in the classical guitar tradition.

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Viola Lessons

Violin/Cello/Strings

Develop rich tone, technique, and artistry on the viola.

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Cello Lessons

Violin/Cello/Strings

Develop rich tone, technique, and musicality on the cello.

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Electric Guitar Lessons

Guitar/Bass/Ukulele

Build tone, technique, and creative expression on electric guitar.

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Violin Lessons

Violin/Cello/Strings

Build intonation, bow technique, and expressive violin musicianship.

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Guitar Lessons

Guitar/Bass/Ukulele

Build strong fundamentals and a deep love for guitar.

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Soyulla Singing

Voice Lessons

VOICE/VOCALS

Build confidence, technique, and vocal artistry through personalized instruction.

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Piano Lessons

Piano/Keyboards

Build strong fundamentals, expression, and musical confidence on piano.

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Drums Lessons

Drums/Percussion

Build rhythm, coordination, and musical confidence through dynamic drum instruction.

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Clarinet Lessons

Brass/Woodwinds

Build tone, agility, and musical expression on clarinet.

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Flute & Piccolo Lessons

Brass/Woodwinds

Build beautiful tone, breath control, and flute artistry.

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Trumpet Lessons

Brass/Woodwinds

Develop embouchure, range, and expressive musicianship on trumpet.

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Broadway Voice Lessons

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Build stage-ready vocal technique for musical theatre performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Piano

Are piano lessons better in person or online?

For most students, in person is significantly better. A real teacher in the same room can make small posture and hand-position adjustments, hear tone and pedaling clearly, and read your child’s mood in real time. Soyulla focuses on in-person piano lessons, either in-home or at our Manhattan studio, because in-person delivers faster progress and a deeper student-teacher relationship.

Can my child take piano lessons in pop, Broadway, or jazz, not just classical?

Yes. The vast majority of Soyulla students aren’t classical kids. They want pop, Broadway, jazz, rock, R&B, soundtracks, and more. Our roster of 69+ teaching artists covers almost every style, and we match your child to a teacher who genuinely loves the music your kid is drawn to.

Do Soyulla piano teachers come to our home?

Yes. In-home piano lessons across NYC are our core offering. Your matched teaching artist comes directly to your home each week on a consistent day and time. We work across Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and parts of New Jersey.

Do we need our own piano at home for in-home piano lessons?

For in-home lessons, yes. Your child or you will play on your own piano or keyboard. The instrument doesn’t need to be a Steinway. A well-tuned upright works beautifully. We’re happy to recommend trusted NYC piano shops for purchase or rental, and families without a piano at home can start with studio piano lessons at our Manhattan studio location, where we provide the pianos.

How does Soyulla match families with piano teachers in NYC?

We start with a 20-minute conversation about your child’s personality, learning style, musical taste, and your family’s schedule. From there, we identify the teaching artist on our roster who genuinely fits, make the introduction, and watch the first lessons closely. Our 99% teacher-student fit rate is the result of this care.

How long does it take to see progress on piano?

Most kids and adult beginners can play a real, recognizable piece within 8 to 12 weeks of weekly lessons and 10 to 20 minutes of daily practice. Within the first 3 to 6 months, students typically read simple sheet music, play multiple pieces hands together, and have a clear sense of their own taste. Progress depends on consistency, not natural talent.

How much do piano lessons in NYC cost?

Piano lesson pricing varies based on the teacher’s experience, the lesson length, and the frequency. Rather than quote a number out of context, we’d rather have a quick conversation about your family and walk you through a clear, fixed price before anything begins. Most NYC families choose 30, 45, or 60-minute weekly lessons, and we send the price in writing after the matching call.

How much should my child practice piano each week?

Most young piano students practice 10 to 20 minutes a day, six days a week. Adult students do well with 20 to 40 minutes a day. Short, daily practice beats a weekend marathon every time. Your matched teacher will design a practice plan that fits your kid’s age and your family’s actual rhythm.

Is piano hard to learn for adults?

Piano is one of the most forgiving instruments for adult beginners. The notes are already there, you just press them. Most adults can play simple, recognizable songs within 3 to 6 months of consistent weekly lessons. Adults often progress faster than younger beginners because they bring focus and real motivation.

What age should a child start piano lessons?

Piano lessons can start as young as age 4 with the right teacher and a play-based approach. Most NYC kids start between ages 4 and 7, but plenty begin later. Older beginners and adults absolutely thrive too. Every age has an entry point, and we match teachers to whatever stage your child or you are starting from.

What if the first piano teacher is not the right fit?

We adjust. The whole point of how we work is to get the match right, and if something isn’t clicking after 3 or 4 weeks, we re-match without making it a big deal. After 25 years, we know that even great teachers aren’t right for every student. Our job is to keep finding the fit until it’s right.

What NYC neighborhoods does Soyulla serve for piano lessons?

We provide in-home piano lessons across Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and parts of New Jersey. Common neighborhoods include the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Tribeca, West Village, Chelsea, SoHo, Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, Astoria, Long Island City, Riverdale, and many more. If you’re wondering whether we cover your area, the answer is almost always yes.

Voice

Can a “bad singer” actually be taught to sing?

Yes. Voice is a trainable instrument, and what often feels like a lack of talent is usually a lack of technique, confidence, or the right teacher. With consistent weekly lessons and a teacher matched to your goals, nearly every adult and child makes steady, real progress. We’ve helped many students who said they couldn’t sing become confident performers.

Can I take voice lessons for pop, Broadway, jazz, or R&B, not just classical?

Yes. Most Soyulla voice students aren’t classical singers. They come to us for pop, musical theater, jazz, R&B, country, indie, soul, and contemporary styles. Our voice roster includes working performers across every one of those worlds, and we match you with a teacher who genuinely loves the music you want to sing.

Do Soyulla voice teachers come to our home?

Yes. In-home voice lessons are widely available across NYC. Your matched teaching artist comes directly to your home each week on a consistent day and time. Voice works well at home since you’re not carrying an instrument, and most NYC apartments handle weekly lessons without sound issues.

Do you offer voice lessons for musical theater auditions or college auditions?

Yes. Several teachers on our voice roster specialize in musical theater audition prep, including belt technique, character work, and audition cuts. We also work with high schoolers preparing college music auditions for BFA musical theater programs. Tell us your audition timeline during the matching call and we’ll match you with the right coach.

How does Soyulla match families with voice teachers in NYC?

We start with a 20-minute conversation about your goals, the styles you want to sing, your experience, and your schedule. From there, we identify the teaching artist who genuinely fits, make the introduction, and watch the first lessons closely. Our 99% teacher-student fit rate is the result of this care.

How long until I see real progress in voice lessons?

Most adult voice students notice meaningful changes in tone, breath support, and confidence within the first 4 to 6 weeks of weekly lessons. Range expansion and stronger style command typically build over 3 to 6 months. Long-term growth continues indefinitely, especially with consistent practice of 15 to 30 minutes most days.

How much do voice lessons in NYC cost?

Voice lesson pricing varies based on the teacher’s experience, lesson length, and frequency. Rather than quote a number out of context, we’d rather have a quick conversation about your goals and walk you through a clear, fixed price before anything begins. Most NYC voice students choose 45 or 60-minute weekly lessons.

Is 40 too old to start voice lessons?

No. Voice is one of the most welcoming instruments for adult beginners at any age. The vocal instrument continues developing throughout adulthood, and adults often progress faster than expected because they bring focus and motivation. Adults in their 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and beyond start voice lessons with us every week.

What about stage fright and performance anxiety?

Performance anxiety is one of the most common things adult voice students bring to us, and our teachers are trained to work with it directly. Many of our voice teaching artists are working performers who’ve handled their own stage fright and can guide you through gradual exposure, recording playback, and pre-performance routines. For students prepping for an audition or recital, your teacher will support you through the lead-up.

What age can my child start voice lessons?

Formal voice lessons typically begin around age 7 or 8, when the vocal mechanism is developed enough for real technique. Younger children can sing in a play-based way through early-childhood music classes or school choirs, but technique-focused voice training usually waits until second or third grade. Teens and adults can absolutely start at any age.

What if the first voice teacher is not the right fit?

We adjust. The whole point of our matching process is to get the fit right, and if something isn’t clicking after 3 or 4 weeks, we re-match without making it complicated. Voice is especially personal, so chemistry matters even more than usual. Our 99% fit rate is the result of taking re-matching seriously when it’s needed.

What NYC neighborhoods does Soyulla serve for voice lessons?

We provide in-home voice lessons across Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and parts of New Jersey. Common neighborhoods include the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Tribeca, West Village, Chelsea, SoHo, Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, Astoria, Long Island City, Riverdale, and many more. Studio voice lessons are also available at our Manhattan studio.