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Lizzie Perring


CertEd, DipMus, MA,
Dip Counselling & Psychotherapy
Thursday, 11 March 2010
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Pupil Quote:
"When I reach my high notes now I feel like I'm standing on tiptoes."
 
lizi20009.jpgWe have all seen people come to the X-Factor auditions with embarrassing problems. Sometimes these can be overcome and sometimes not. Some people have lovely voices but they will need stamina to cope with the pressures of practice. Getting to grips with vocal technique can be challenging. I am having a lot of success freeing up peoples’ voices and supporting people to develop musically.
 
 
My early training was classical. This gave me a solid foundation of insight into vocal production and technique. I went on to become a singer song writer, composing and singing my own music in various bands and groups. I also sang in a medieval band, giving concerts in the West Country. I experienced the complete loss of my singing voice following a throat operation in the 80s and learned how to restore my voice through careful exercising. This gave me a lot insight into the sensitivity of the vocal cords.

NEVER GIVE UP!!

With care and regular good training your voice can become very robust. There is no reason why you cannot then carry on singing all your life. My own father did so, only just giving up when he was over 90. Mr. Austin Wootton has been a pupil for some years now. In his late 70s he has the most remarkable robust voice. He plunges deep into his songs and delivers a passionate and committed performance, even in my living room! 

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