Through a dynamic learning process, voice training is no sweat. The goal is not the improvement of an already well-trained voice. It opens the way to new experiences.

All singing exercises deal with the isolation, the development or the integration of registers.

Cornelius L. Reid (1911-2008)

The method is based on Cornelius L. Reid’s “functional voice training”.

Vocal training helps people who

• would like to experience their own voice more and who would like to be surprised by their hidden vocal potential,
• sing in choirs.

Vocal training points to ways of being playful with one’s own voice

• to understand the functions of the voice on the basis of intensive personal experience,
• to stimulate breathing,
• to refine hearing.

Vocal training helps people whose job requires speaking and singing—teachers, consultants, actors, etc. — to use their voice more economically.