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Voice Coaching

Performance Singing

When your voice is strong, self-assured and confident, everyone listens to you. This kind of voice is attainable by everyone!  The singer who becomes “hoarse” midway through a performance or the speaker who “loses” their voice five minutes into a three hour long lecture can develop a stronger voice. Vocal training is critical to building and maintaining your instrument.

Energy and Damage Control

Through vocal exercises you can improve the tone of your voice and gain the tools for vocal control. You’ll develop muscles which support the voice. You will also learn to use your resonators to project a more powerful voice. Breath control, resonance, pitch, placement, holding the voice up and being able to ride the breath while creating sound are all elements of control that contribute to effortless use of the voice..

Distance Training

Any good athlete will tell you that muscle memory deteriorates if it is not reinforced and refreshed regularly. Singing depends on training muscles to respond not only consciously but also unconsciously. It is vitally important that practices and lessons be continuous. Your voice is your tool for life and should be kept in tip-top condition.

Training Programmes

Singers

• Find your vocal range (where you sing without straining)
• Learn how to sing, using not your throat but through the use of proper diaphragmatic support.
• Performance techniques
• Understand your voice and how to care for it

Public Speakers/Presenters

• Find the breath to speak for hours and not lose your voice.
• Learn to speak from the diaphragm, not from the throat.
• Learn to breathe to get through the ideas and not just the phrase.
• Learn how to engage your audience with your voice
• Performance attitude and self evaluation

Classes Offered

• Consultation & Assessment
• Master Class • Workshop
• Advanced Individual Coaching
• Group Coaching (2 persons and more)
• Recording Studio Coaching
  
  

Contact

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