A Mentoring Space for Adult Classical Singers: inside Virtually Vocalise
There comes a point in every adult classical singer’s development where more lessons, more advice, or more isolated practice just isn’t enough. You know there’s more to your voice, more to your artistry, but the path forward isn’t always clear.
What you’re looking for now is structure, reflection, continuity, and the kind of thoughtful, experienced support that helps you take responsibility for your own vocal development with simplicity and purpose.
That’s what online mentorship can offer. And it’s exactly what I provide in Virtually Vocalise: a responsive, artist-led mentoring space for adult classical singers, built on reflection, connection, and a shared love of the repertoire. It’s not a programme. It’s a musical home for those who want to grow with purpose, alongside like-minded others.
A Framework That Supports Real Learning
Virtually Vocalise was founded in 2017. It was for singers who were already on their way; those who had built some technical foundations, who had perform...
The Classical Singer's Path
A new Substack series, written from the inside out - glimpses into my own life as a classical singer, and the way I think about the art we share. It is quieter than the bustle of The Voice School, a place for reflection, stories, and ideas that might travel with you into your own singing life.. It’s free to subscribe, and early support means a lot as I get it going. You’re warmly invited to join me there.
Repertoire that meets you where you are.
A curated, confidence-building guide for returning, rebuilding, or refining classical singers. Includes expert commentary, a clickable playlist, and clarity on how to choose songs that truly fit. Instant download.
Sing Joyfully '25 - with Mozart at the helm!
On 15–16 November in Chandler’s Ford, UK, we gather for a weekend devoted to Mozart’s music — full of wit, precision, and heart. Across two days, we will work with solos, ensembles, and stagecraft in Italian, German, and Latin, shaping the sessions to the voices in the room. Come and sing, or come and observe, and be part of a small, connected group where the work has room to breathe.
Featured in Feedspot
Ranked #29 in their Top 60 Singing Blogs — a lovely recognition of our reflective approach to singing.
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Singing Basics Guide
Getting to grips with or making improvements to your singing and the methods to achieve progress are all far easier and more accessible than you think.Â
