A Voice Apart

The Jax Family Tory Jax, of Wisconsin, USA,  came to us on March 28th, 2023, accompanied by her parents, Tim and Stacy Jax to treat her Asthma and Vocal Cord Dysfunction (VCD).  She took a 40-hour Non-Surgical Voice Repair Course (within 8 consecutive days), coupled with natural herbal and some homeopathic treatments.  Please see below Tory's Before and After Video for Speech:   Tory J. of Wisconsin USA, has been a sufferer of asthma and VCD (Vocal Cord Dysfunction) for several years. The above was treated and cured within 8 consecutive days due to Tory undertaking our famous Super Accelerated Voice/Vocal Immersion Course, coupled with natural herbal and some homeopathic treatments. Using the newly adopted Vocal Science™ Method and its very unique voice/vocal technique, Tory was able to release the pressure off of her vocal cords, neck and chest.  That immensely helped her breathing and her voice production (speaking and singing).  Her mother, Stacy Jax, wrote after Tory's cour

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Dedicated to our 40th Anniversary of The Royans Professional Vocal School We just arrived at our 40th anniversary of what was originally (in 1984) called "The Royans School for the Musical Performing Arts" and in 1987, it was renamed (more so to the point) "The Royans Professional Vocal School".   On this same date (February 15th) in the year 2000, my book titled  Vocal Science™ - Flight to the Universe , saw the light of day.  Today this book is 24 years old! As time passed by, another new title was added (in 2002), and it is now well-known as, "The Royans Professional Vocal School, Division of The Royans Institute for Non-Surgical Voice Repair ."  In the same year, my program Vocal Science, became trademarked by the Government of Canada and now it is called Vocal Science™. Also in the same year 2002, our corporation was born which remains to this date which was named 4 A.M. Talent Development & Artist Management Group Inc.  Yet again, in the same ye

 I have more and more inquiries from people who used to sing for some time in the past; and suddenly, (or at least so they thought), lost their singing range and some of them even lost their singing voice altogether . Now they are older and in their 40s (and counting), and they still cannot get a grip on the notion that their love and joy of singing might never be present again...? Quite a few years later after the occurrence, they had been still upset and even depressed about it.   Of course, they had been through numerous visits to doctors, speech therapists, pathologists and nevertheless many vocal coaches. However, in the majority of cases, it did not add up to any tangible, needless to say, expected results. With the above said, since they had lost their love and joy to be able to sing effortlessly and painlessly, their lives were never the same. Their passion and desire for expressing themselves, (telling their stories and expressing their emotions through singing), ha

Adapt and Make It Yours: Integration and Synergy Between: Mental Physical Emotional And Voice/Vocal Components...  The above would make you a better speaker or singer, and nevertheless, a more complete person... We work with a lot of voice and vocal disorders, but in a real sense, my definition of the above will be that it is actually more so a life 'disorder', in a manner of speaking. Serious voice disorders like Muscle Tension Dysphonia (MTD) and Spasmodic Dysphonia (SD) are mostly emotionally induced. My mentor in the health department (retired now) was always asking her clients, "What exactly can you not swallow?"   Indeed!  I remember those words of wisdom since I met this person from whom I have learned a holistic approach to the human body, mind, and emotions. And then I connected it to voice disorders (while in the process of doing it for many years), totally understanding that it is not only the voice problem(s) my clients possess but, in the majority of ca

The Royans Professional Vocal School (a.k.a, The Royans School for the Musical Performing Arts) was founded in 1984 by my partner Ted Kowalczyk & myself. Prior to that, Ted and I performed as a duo around the Toronto area which was called Toronto Mini Caravan. Both of us were involved in multicultural events and had been highly profiled on multicultural radio and TV stations as well as performing at numerous CHIN Picnics. In 1983, a Veteran Toronto Polish musician named Stephan Pavliak incidentally overheard me playing piano and singing some Russian romances while I was awaiting in the lobby of the Academy of Music (where I worked as a piano and singing instructor) for my student’s arrival. He approached me, commending me on my talent and offered to help me out (along with my partner Ted) to open a music school which he thought I could successfully carry for many years to come. As of today, the school exists for almost 34 consecutive years. Unfortunately, my partner had passed away

Lately, we are witnessing a lot of shows interrupted and tour cancellations from well-known artists. Who is going to be next?? Sometimes, artists, during their performances, actually cannot complete the act they have been performing or even often feel that they will have to stop their performance in the middle, if not the tour altogether...  Every singer, intuitively feels whether or not they will be able to "lift" their performance(s) to achieve at least a reasonable merit, so to speak. All of that is because the majority of them do not have a solid ground of knowledge on how to power the voice and not kill it, or themselves in the process. Most Recently... We recently found out that Steven Tyler of Aerosmith had sustained a serious and extensive vocal injury, thus, needing to postpone Aerosmith's 50th Anniversary/Farewell Tour.  He had been diagnosed by doctors with a fractured larynx and damaged vocal cords. The damaged vocal cords can be quite treatable (especially fr