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| Philosophy of Teaching |
I believe we are all blessed with an ability to sing. To actually sing well - that is the true challenge!
I've been singing professionally since I was a boy chorister at St. George's Windsor Castle in England. I received my musical training beginning at the young age of 7, which included music theory, diction,
sight-reading, vocal technique and general musicianship. I have sung for most of my life and have also heard and worked with many a fine singer. When I started teaching in England in 1998, I discovered students
with raw talent that became something much more; singers who enjoyed "singing in the shower" or "with the radio" - average people who lacked confidence to sing in public, to be heard, afraid of the sound of their
own voices. I found myself wanting to teach more and more with every student that improved under my tutelage. I believe teaching voice is far more than just a career choice. It's a chance to explore the voice - take
it to its limits. Each student has that 'potential voice' within; it just takes work. A major point - work! FULL 12-page PORTFOLIO, click here for a PDF version.
I've been singing professionally since I was a boy chorister at St. George's Windsor Castle in England. I received my musical training beginning at the young age of 7, which included music theory, diction,
sight-reading, vocal technique and general musicianship. I have sung for most of my life and have also heard and worked with many a fine singer. When I started teaching in England in 1998, I discovered students
with raw talent that became something much more; singers who enjoyed "singing in the shower" or "with the radio" - average people who lacked confidence to sing in public, to be heard, afraid of the sound of their
own voices. I found myself wanting to teach more and more with every student that improved under my tutelage. I believe teaching voice is far more than just a career choice. It's a chance to explore the voice - take
it to its limits. Each student has that 'potential voice' within; it just takes work. A major point - work! FULL 12-page PORTFOLIO, click here for a PDF version.