What makes 3rd Voice Training the Best?

Even my brother, who is a sound engineer and did the sound at the concert, noticed the technical difference in what was happening with my voice, as well as the difference in the vocal quality. Thanks for the fact that I am enjoying the experience of singing for the first time in my life!

- Sandra Sorenson, Jazz, Canada

As a student here, you will learn how to:

• Sing through all your vocal registers and bridges, easily, and with strength
• Even out any unwanted cracks, and drop vocal strain for good
• Sing however you choose with freedom!
• Be as expressive as you want/can be
• Realize what you are TRULY capable of

What You Didn’t Know You Could Do

15 years ago my journey into Speech Level Singing began in a performance degree program. It was then I realized I had been vocally misclassified by all my other teachers. What a shock that was! I have more than one register? By learning about registers, and learning to shift through the bridges between them, my voice broke free for the first time.

“The skill to sing high notes is rare, but the voice type isn’t.”

- Seth Riggs

At 3rd Voice, you too will learn to sing with ease notes and ranges you never you had. You deserve to sing at your best!

A Track Record of over 120 Grammy Award Winners

After working in the industry and with voices internationally I know how important it is for you to get the sound you want, and keep it.

Over 120 Grammy Award winners use Speech Level Singing – a track record no other approach comes close to.

Here, you will learn what they have: how to shift easily between the different areas of the voice. Without mastering this vital skill, your vocal range and your capacity to be expressive will be greatly compromised and gradually, continuously, diminished.

No-Nonsense Means Fast Learning

The tiny delicate vocal folds when trained appropriately, naturally function with strength, across one’s entire vocal range – so it feels as if little effort is being made. Yet in the world of singing, misinformation about proper vocal technique training abound, leaving the singer open to more inappropriate tension. How common it is for the student to be told to “put” the “sound” in the “mask”, or “support the tone more”?

The problem is what they teach now… It seems that they get mixed up between breathing and swallowing. They do things that make the larynx come up. The larynx comes up, you begin to swallow. If you don’t understand the bridges, it’s very difficult to get the larynx to stay down.”

- Seth Riggs, SLS Originator

As Mr. Riggs mentions above, virtually all other vocal technique training does little, if not, nothing to teach the singer how to effectively balance and maintain their voice – especially amidst the rigorous modern demands of the music industry, leaving him/her no chance of reaching their potential, never-mind any attempt to sing safely and freely.

Singers of all levels and from all genres have the right to be well-informed, to learn singing properly, quickly, and efficiently.

The Highest Standard of Excellence In Vocal Education

While many voice teachers today may have extensive training as vocalists themselves, they have rarely been trained to recognize, assess and prescribe to the nuances of an endless variety of voices – so they teach at best only what worked for their own voice. As the highest level SLS Instructor in central and eastern Canada, I have been rigorously trained and assessed to uphold the high standards of vocal education SLS is known for. My teaching style is friendly, open, light-hearted but focused ensuring continuous feedback and engagement of the student so they remain conscious of their own development process.

Here, you will learn about YOUR voice, and what you need to do get it working at it’s best, all the time.

To get yourself started, you can either head over to contact page to let us know who you are, OR, you can jump right in through the online registration form.