Looking Into Vocal Coaching Courses (Singing Teachers)

[Guest Teacher]

Matt Pocock is a big advocate of taking an Estill course, which I’m looking into.

[Guest Teacher]

I was reading into this stuff! I think at university I was taught in estill style…but never told it was a technique ha!

[Matt Pocock]

Most def – it’s not a method or a quick-fix, more like a scientific description of what’s actually going on. It’s the basis of what I’ve taught ever since I took one. And they’re comparatively cheap! Do it!

[Laura Ratcliffe]

I’ve been to a few of anne marie speeds at the royal academy. Covers lots of areas and even does a specific ‘estill for voice teachers’ day. Recommended x No sure if anyone has invested in the DVD’s by brett manning? would be interested to know?

[Guest Teacher]

I’ll look into all those avenues!:) thank you guys

[Kat Hunter]

I would thoroughly recommend IVA. Just my 2 cents :). You don’t necessarily have to join up if you don’t want, you’ll still get a lot out of just finding an IVA teacher and booking a lesson and asking teacherly questions if that makes sense.

[Ruth Adamson]

theres this free blog podcast that i like listening to

[Ruth Adamson]

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/naked-vocalist-advice-lessons/id715483879?mt=2

[Pauline Carville]

Definitely do Estate with Anne marie speed. It is scientifically proven and makes so much sense once you know the science behind it! Definitely makes for a better teacher!

[Pauline Carville]

Estille!