Bob Stoloff
the masterclass

Bob Stoloff, internationally renowned singer, arranger and teacher, is a pioneer in the art of vocal jazz and scat singing.

His master classes are an unmissable opportunity for singers and musicians eager to explore the potential of the voice as a tool for improvisation and creative expression.

With an engaging and innovative approach, Stoloff guides participants through a journey that combines vocal technique, music theory and improvisation.

During his masterclasses, Stoloff emphasizes the importance of technical mastery of the voice, focusing on aspects such as breath control, articulation, and intonation.

However, what sets his teaching apart is his focus on scat singing, a form of vocal improvisation that uses meaningless syllables to create melodic and rhythmic lines.

Stoloff teaches participants to use scat as a tool for melodic and rhythmic exploration, encouraging them to develop their own original vocal language.

Another key aspect of his masterclasses is the interaction between the voice and musical instruments. Stoloff pushes singers to consider their voice as an instrument among instruments, capable of dialoguing with other members of an ensemble in dynamic and creative ways.

Through hands-on group exercises and collective improvisation sessions, participants learn to integrate themselves into the context of a jazz performance, developing the ability to listen and respond to musical stimuli in real time.

Bob Stoloff’s master classes are enriched by his extensive professional and teaching experience. With a background that includes collaborations with jazz greats such as Bobby McFerrin and Dee Dee Bridgewater,

Stoloff offers participants valuable advice on how to develop a solid and versatile artistic career. His lessons not only strengthen participants’ technical and theoretical skills, but also inspire them to explore new creative possibilities, making each session an experience of artistic and personal growth.