You immediately struck me as a teacher who really has a deeper understanding of the process…”

-John Henny, Master SLS Instructor

Q: Why should anyone seek out Vocal Training?

A: Consider this: Your vocal cords which produce your unique tone are but mucosal layers ranging between only 1/2 to 1 inch long – roughly the length of your fingernail! With such an exquisitely small and fragile instrument, wouldn’t you like to be sure it is functioning efficiently? After all, those vocal cords alone are what will:

• Make manifest the tone quality and resonance that will either fail or succeed in lighting up the hearts of your audience,

• Determine the scope of your ability to experiment and sing strong, freely, clearly, and easily across the whole of your voice, and

• Determine your capacity to successfully survive the length of your singing, touring and recording career.

Q: Will voice training or technique interfere with my unique style?

A: If you study with a Certified Instructor of Speech Level Singing, the answer to that is absolutely not! All Speech Level Singing Instructors internationally are rigorously and regularly assessed by Master SLS Instructors to uphold and maintain the highest standardized quality and purity of vocal education available today.

In fact, Speech Level Singing allows us unprecedented control over our own instrument that so few singers in contemporary music have access to; and you’ll be able to outlast them too! With correct, efficient and simplified vocal training, your ability to stylize your songs will intensify immensely, along with your confidence…

With an incomparable track record of over 120 Grammy Award Winners across all genres of music, you can be sure that with the right training, nothing can stand in your way either.

Q: How do I know who I can trust my voice too?

A: The quality of vocal training you choose to receive will be dramatically affected by many significant factors such as: the teacher; their skill, training, and experience of teaching itself; and their methodology of teaching. And remember: the most gifted singers are not necessarily capable of assessing, and prescribing to the complex demands of the ill or untrained voice.

If you want the ability to style freely, then your voice must remain strong & flexible: that is, the vocal training system and teacher you select must be able to assist you in correct vocal technique – or, in the natural and efficient use of your voice in a healthy, connected, balanced, and consistent speech-level coordination throughout your entire range.

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