Most adult classical singers aspire to a sense of genuine progress. Not perfection. Not pressure. Just a sense that their voice is growing, supported, and part of a rhythm they can trust.

But building a consistent practice is rarely about willpower or doing more. If it were, far more singers would feel confident in their progress. What people really need is a way of working that fits the reality of their lives.

After many years of running workshops, weekends, teaching sessions and in-person events, I see the same pattern again and again: a regular singing practice grows from a foundation of rhythm, clarity, and support.

A rhythm that feels workable

A good singing rhythm is not rigid. It does not require singing every day or following a strict routine. It has to match your life and energy. When you find a rhythm you can return to week after week, your practice becomes realistic rather than idealistic. That is when consistency begins.

Learning needs time

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Applications for Love Your Voice 2025 Close Saturday 1st February

What better time than now, as the year unfolds, to invest in yourself as a singer? Whether you’re an experienced soloist or someone rekindling a long-held passion, Love Your Voice 2025 offers a space to nurture your technique, spark your creativity, and connect with other singers who truly “get it.”

Love Your Voice is all about learning by doing. It’s about stepping into the room, being heard, and embracing the process of exploration. Over three immersive workshop days in March, we’ll dive into the heart of what it means to be a solo classical singer—not just technically, but emotionally and creatively. These sessions are designed to provide practical tools for real growth, paired with the joy and camaraderie that come from working alongside a small group of like-minded singers.

Here’s what you can expect from each day:

• Day One: Embracing Creativity and Performance
  We’ll set the tone for the weekend with a Meraki

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