A Voice Apart

But if it is... We are here to help rectify any voice/vocal problem and fix it Non-Surgically and Non-Invasively. ASK US HOW... 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 whil

In the first article, “Non-surgical Voice Repair. What’s that? Does it apply to Susan Boyle as well now...?”, I described the Sony artist’s performance on The View as being an unfortunate precedent. In that article, I was talking about her (in my opinion) beautiful, however improperly used voice and about my revolutionary Vocal Science technique, which could (no doubt) remedy that problem. Sometimes a performer may severely damage his/her vocal cords, larynx and even the whole vocal box while using the incorrect technique. In this particular instance then, the performer’s “instrument” is at stake.  In North America we have an expression, “He/she has a nice voice” (or good/great voice and what have you). That’s wonderful, but it’s only a description of the instrument. What about knowing how to “play” it? Imagine if Liberace, who had a famous great pink grand piano, suddenly would start playing it with his elbows? Funny, hah! But the singers with good voices, including Susan Boyle, are d