Vocally Speaking - Why Fix it if it ain't Broken?

But if it is...
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Being a vocal coach/consultant and non-surgical voice repair specialist, I fixed and restored a lot of voices in my 50 years of teaching and 40 years of running my own business. Granted, all of these singers and speakers came to me either with broken voices or with their normal everyday voices, which, VIA my efforts, experience and expertise, I was able to bring to new heights. I never in my practice, took a person with an already good voice and natural talent and tried to make him or her anything else, but what God gave them originally.

If it ain't broken, why fix it?

However, I see several artists who were discovered on various talent shows and who were absolutely fine, until some vocal coaching took place and then, their voices became unrecognizable. Let's take a look at Susan Boyle's discovery. If you compare to how she sounded while singing the famous "I Dream a Dream" song during Britain's Got Talent in 2009 and then watch her on the Oprah show where she outright choked on her own voice, and then, even after the fact, she never regained the beautiful voice she once had. She's even reluctant to show up at the end of the play, which is called "I Dream a Dream" and which I personally watched in Birmingham UK and liked very much. The only time I was disappointed was when I expected to see Susan Boyle live, as per promise by the producers, she had to perform that very song "I Dream a Dream" and I believe a couple of others, but she never showed up. The story behind it was that she did not get served fast enough with her coffee at Burger King and thus, was too frustrated to sing...? When my husband and I came out of the show on the street, we were questioned by outsiders whether or not Susan performed at the end of the show. Somebody commented, "She's never there. We've been seeing several of those musicals about her and she only showed up once." The question is, has she ever been served right at the Burger King? (lol) Personally, I think she lost her confidence in her voice while being intervened with several vocal coaches and their so-called techniques. She's gotten confused and nevertheless, emotionally disturbed, as she seems to be, intuitively understanding that she is not the same as she once was and she does not know how to get back to her original state and balance with her mind, soul and voice. How sad is that? And now, recently, being tired after my work day, I kind of snoozed on my couch at home in front of the TV set. I woke up out of somewhat familiar singing, which happened to be of Jackie Evancho's, broadcasted by WNED Buffalo station. She apparently had her own concert there to recite. Honestly, I could hardly recognize the once beautiful, wide-open, bright and absolutely sensational for the little 10-year-old girl's voice. I remember very well her triumph on America's Got Talent. It was almost hard to believe that a 10-year-old girl could sound like an accomplished, minimum to say 35-year-old, opera singer. For whatever reason, to date, her voice sounds very dark, very deep and very thick. She's obviously struggling with her voice, especially her high range. She's using her head excessively, trying to extract the sound she was once familiar with, which she was able to produce absolutely effortlessly. You are welcome to compare the year 2010 and her recent performances. You have to be deaf not to hear the difference between then and now and unfortunately, the difference does appear in a negative light. The question is, who "fixed it" and why, if it never had been broken in the first place and now, evidently, it is...? __________________ I am aware, my reader, that it was a so-called "top" Vocal Coach from the UK who flew over the US to train young Jackie. In fact, I also even know her name, but will not disclose it out of respect to somebody who is in the same field as me.

That was the same Vocal Coach who also ruined the voice of Susan Boyle as well as some others in both the UK and the USA.