Yes! These are my real students, and these are goals, songs and dreams that were made a reality with the 12 week intensive at Foundation Vocal
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Step 1: The first part of the 12 week intensive is to talk about your goals and set them in stone as we work through the training together.
Step 2: The linchpin of the 12 week vocal intensive is The Foundation Vocal Course. This is THE course that I wish I had learned to sing with, and it's the course I've always dreamed of creating. This course is 20+ years of experience in the making - and serves as the "foundation" of the approach we're developing together.
Step 3: The third stage in the 12 week intensive vocal training program is to schedule your Skype training with me. You can block out your six hours of vocal training any way you like over the 12 weeks - whether you do it in large blocks or an hour a week; meeting together and working through the practical stages of developing your voice and applying it to your goals is the key to massive success with the program.
Step 4: The fourth step is to train, train, train, practice, practice, practice while applying the fundamentals and the training we've been through in our time together.
Step 5: The last stage of the 12 week vocal intensive program is to ask questions as I support you through to completion of your goals.
Success! At the end of the 12 week vocal intensive, you'll have a SERIOUS foundation as a singer and all the tools needed to troubleshoot any obstacle or challenging vocal line that comes your way - and the skills and tools to continue on to bigger, better and loftier goals with your new skillset as a singer.
Mixed Voice Booster is a very concise road map to help coordinate the vocal transition of CT muscles to the TA muscles. Clearly explained and expertly demons...
Read MoreMixed Voice Booster is a very concise road map to help coordinate the vocal transition of CT muscles to the TA muscles. Clearly explained and expertly demonstrated. The highest quality of teaching! Thank you! Dr. Z
Read LessI discovered Kegan's work on youtube. I'm a female alto singer and bridging into my head voice has been the bane of my singing life. Kegan has showed my wh...
Read MoreI discovered Kegan's work on youtube. I'm a female alto singer and bridging into my head voice has been the bane of my singing life. Kegan has showed my what to do to resolve the issue in a simple, highly understandable way. I'm really grateful. This course is WORTH it!
Read LessGreat tips and demonstrations of exercises and application of breathing, anatomy and vowel sounds and expressions.
Great tips and demonstrations of exercises and application of breathing, anatomy and vowel sounds and expressions.
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You've just met someone who excels at both - and LOVES to help singers like you do it too!
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Other voice coaches talk about themselves - but I want to talk about you.
Hey singer! You've been at this whole 'singing thing' for a while, right?
Stuck on the YouTube loop of video-after-video-after-video watching voice coaches following their dreams... but ultimately not actually helping you to reach yours.
Buying courses that sure seem promise a lot, but always under deliver.
Taking weekly singing lessons and drilling lip trills and major scales over and over and over again - and always ending up struggling the same way you always have when you sing songs, right?
I hear you - I've been exactly where you are.
At the mercy of those ruthless coaches who seem to hold all the cards, hold all the power - and charge by the minute for just a few measly seconds of their time.
And they still really can't answer your questions, like these ones I always used to ask:
Q. What IS mixed voice anyway?
A. When you balance the CT muscle below the larynx and the TA muscles within the vocal folds - the two have an 'antagonistic' relationship which allows you to sing with the depth of chest voice while enjoying the range of head voice - a "mix" of your registers
Q. What IS vowel modification?
A. Vowel modification has little to do with how you pronounce your vowels, and everything to do with how you alter your resonant space to ring with the overtone of your harmonics. The key to effective vowel modification, and increasing your range, is to learn the right size, shape and setup of each vowel in each register of the voice - 'modifying' each vowel for peak quality in your resonance.
Q. Why can't I sing an A4?
A. Your vowel is most likely too wide, and your vocal folds are either too loose, or too thick to vibrate at the speed plus depth to facilitate that quality overtone we just talked about. The key here is to narrow your vowel from your second break up, while leveraging your muscular balance using the CT muscle from the middle of your voice up.
As you can see, the anatomy of what is ACTUALLY going on in your voice is an intrinsic part of actually learning HOW to sing better - not just talking about it or doing something just because "you have to". The why, how, where and when is often the missing key to singers like you that have been working their ass of for months, even years - and getting the same results over and over again.
As you've seen in the videos of my students nailing their goals and singing in the way they had only ever dreamed of prior to working with me, and as you've seen in my own singing too - singing is physically EASY to do when you get the vowel, foundation and setup correct.
I bet you're sick of feeling like you're dragging a bag of bricks up a staircase every time you sing, right?
I know I was.
So I did something about it.
Aren't you ready to make a serious change in your singing too?
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