For thousands of years all over the world people have sung, without worrying about having a “good” voice. Singing has been a part of life, a way of binding communities.
Creating an accepting community is an essential element of the Natural Voice approach: a community where singing together is a natural experience that is open and accessible to all.
Polyphonic literally means 'many voices'. Singing in harmony with others fosters a sense of connection and achievement, boosting confidence.
Do you want to improve your mental and physical wellbeing while creating glorious music with others? My open-access groups are fun and inclusive. Whatever your experience, you are welcome.
Whether you want a mass choir at your festival, a Georgian song for your choir’s repertoire, or to foster well being through song in your community, get in touch to book me for your event or group.
I blend together my training in Natural Voice, Georgian polyphony, embodiment practices and experimental vocal technique to create a unique practice.
This ancient music connects to something deep inside us, to the earth and to our global ancestors. Singers are responsible for carrying their own melody, and combining it with others to create something that is more than the sum of its parts.
No equipment needed – your body is your instrument!
You ran the workshop in a super assured, inclusive and knowledgeable fashion which made it easy for everyone to participate.
Philip Read, Choir Leader
Thank you for leading us safely and gently into Georgian song. It was a pleasure and a joy. I connected with a few other singers and left feeling very refreshed.
Marie O’brien, Choir Leader
Thanks again for such an amazing workshop on Sunday, I've been singing Varado on loop all of yesterday and today!
Rory Skaista, Musician
