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The Singer and the ‘Self’?

The Singer and the ‘Self’?

by | May 2, 2022 | Blog

29.4.22 -The Singer and the ‘Self’?   Rachel Lynes, Founder   This morning, I woke to find I’d lost my voice for the first time in a decade. Yet, this was, serendipitously, something of a gift. I was preparing for a retreat that Becky...
Buying a microphone – 3 useful things to know

Buying a microphone – 3 useful things to know

by | Apr 27, 2022 | Blog

27.4.22 – Buying a microphone: 3 useful things to know   Julia Krajewska If you’re a voice artist performing to more than a small handful of people, at some point you’re going to need your voice to be amplified. Not only to ensure you can be heard, but also...
20.4.22 I’ve injured my voice, now what?

20.4.22 I’ve injured my voice, now what?

by | Apr 20, 2022 | Blog

20.4.22 I’ve injured my voice, now what? Rebecca Hardcastle Some tips to help with vocal health recovery. Just like muscular injuries in sports people and dancers, vocal injuries are also common in singers. When you’re using your voice so much, even with...
Singing ‘Support’ – Who’s on Your Team?

Singing ‘Support’ – Who’s on Your Team?

by | Apr 13, 2022 | Blog

Singing ‘Support’ – Who’s on Your Team?   Laura Boon   Singing can be a vulnerable activity. When we sing, we’re sharing a little bit of who we are. Even when we’re singing the words and music written by somebody else, we’re still communicating it in...
6.4.22 The Power of Struggle

6.4.22 The Power of Struggle

by | Apr 6, 2022 | Blog

6.4.22 – The Power of Struggle in Practice   Clare Silver  How many times have you tried to learn a new skill, only to find it such a struggle that you’ve given up? I think we can all put our hands up to that one. What if I told you that the very moment you...