To: vocalist
Subject: Re: List of Greatest Voice Teachers
Date sent: Sun, 06 Feb 2000 17:31:33 GMT
Send reply to: VOCALIST <vocalist>

Hi Susi,
Yes my regular teacher knows this. I even lent her my video of last years
summer school masterclass sessions, as I thought she might like to see how
another voice teacher works. I don't think she even bothered to view it
though. My experience has taught me that different teachers work in
different ways, and some are able to evoke quite a different voice quality
within the space of a single lesson. The hardest thing though, is to
re-create that sound afterwards and to make it my own. I suppose that is why
it takes years to learn.
I will take your warnings seriously though.
At the end of the day, my regular teacher is convinced that I have a
potential high 'C' and I want to acquire a secure and sustainable high
range, in not too many years.
Julian Lovegrove

> I suppose it depends on how secure your technique is, and how
>non-interfering the teachers are with each other's techniques. I wouldn't
>recommend doing this unless you are fairly sure of what you are doing. It
>is so easy for the voice to become confused and then you land up with lots
>of repertoire, but nothing to sing it with!
>Do the individual teachers know that you are doing this?
>Regards
>Susi
>C T RSA
>
>

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