The Voice School PORTAL
Inspiration and event information for solo singers.
The Learning Curve.
Imagine the above archway is home to a lovely big colourful noticeboard, a veritable 'What's On' of information and links for Voice School learning - lessons, workshops events, classes and more, planned for this academic year, September 24 - July 25.
Visit regularly!
Any questions, do get in touch.
Spring Term Dates for your diary...
Monday 6 January - Saturday 5 April (half-term 17-22 February)
Working with me: I use YouCanBook.Me which synchronises with my Google calendar for accurate availability. You’ll be able to choose from many learning options, at your preferred time, and book and pay all in one place. Click the image for more info!
A YouTube Playlist for you!
If there is ONE piece of advice I always want to pass on to my students, it is this: look after that voice, treat it well and it will serve you for years to come.
The best way to ease your voice along healthily is to maintain a consistent gentle warm-up routine, covering the basic and essential vocal technique tools like posture, breathing, onset, lip trills, and sirening.
EVENT! January 25-26 : Voice-works Spring Study Weekend
A two-day event, hosted in Winsham, Somerset UK & open to classical solo singers. We'll focus on music from the Baroque, Classical, and early Romantic periods (1600–1850).
Application for this event is now closed - but we always welcome observers! Please get in touch & we'll make arrangements.
EVENT! March 22-24 : Love Your Voice 2025
A three-day event, hosted in Winsham & Chaffcombe, Somerset UK & open to classical solo singers. Application deadline: Saturday 1st February 2025
Information about the event is now LIVE and available here:
And for Summer Term 2025 ...
EVENT! May 9-11: Summer Study Weekend ... design your year ahead. More information coming very soon. SAVE THE DATES.
"It's essential to work on something you're deeply interested in. Interest will drive you to work harder than mere diligence ever could. The three most powerful motives are curiosity, delight, and the desire to do something impressive. Sometimes they converge, and that combination is the most powerful of all."
Source: How to Do Great Work
