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Vocal Health - Stamina - TechniqueReach your singing potential now!
Twenty monthly LIVE guided vocal work out sessions with West End Vocal Coach, Rachel Lynes plus guest coaches Sessions run Mon-Fri 10.30am ALL AVAILABLE ON CATCH UP A new focus EVERY DAY to target vocal stamina, vocal health, mental health benefits, breath, alignment, register breaks, resonance, tongue tension, jaw release, tone, emotional connection, power and more! |
Further training for professional performers
UNLIMITED ACCESS TO ONLINE CLASSES AT THE SING SPACE
A month includes approx: 20 x Vocal Gym Classes, 16 x Sing Space classes, 16 x West End Fitness Classes, Seminars, Industry Workshops, Technique, Mindset, Performance Coaching, Audition Technique, Casting Directors Mock Auditions, Bring and Belt, Yoga For Singers, West End coaching, 121 support, exclusive opportunities All Available on Catch Up Classes total almost £500 per month if purchased individually. |
ABOUT RACHEL LYNES
Rachel is a London based vocal coach and founder of The Sing Space,. She is fondly named, "the voice whisperer," by the singers she works with, due to her rigorously technical yet accessible approach to singing training which is based on the belief that you must understand your instrument in order to set it free and allow you to give yourself over to the music.
She works with recording artists and West End performers and has been studying the voice for over 20 years. As a performer, she spent 10 years playing leading roles in the West End and internationally. She is also the founder of The Sing Space , a busy voice studio, which matches singers with some of London's top coaches.
Rachel is a London based vocal coach and founder of The Sing Space,. She is fondly named, "the voice whisperer," by the singers she works with, due to her rigorously technical yet accessible approach to singing training which is based on the belief that you must understand your instrument in order to set it free and allow you to give yourself over to the music.
She works with recording artists and West End performers and has been studying the voice for over 20 years. As a performer, she spent 10 years playing leading roles in the West End and internationally. She is also the founder of The Sing Space , a busy voice studio, which matches singers with some of London's top coaches.
"I urge you to have a lesson with Rachel." Gina Beck (Glinda, Cosette, Cristine)
"Rachel is an incredible singing teacher." Cassidy Janson (Brit award nominee)
After a period of singing very little, I spotted Rachel’s online vocal gym and decided to give it a go. It’s proved to be incredibly helpful; it felt like one of the gentlest, easiest vocal warmups I’d tried and yet I found myself immediately able to leap into a recording session with ease, whilst battling tonsillitis! Rebecca Trehearne, West End leading lady.
"Everybody listen to Rachel because she knows what she's talking about," Laurence O’Keefe, composer Heather and Legally Blonde.
"Rachel Lynes is one the best and most exciting vocal coaches out there. I marvel at how much she knows." Annelie powell, Casting Director, RSC o
"Rachel is an incredible singing teacher." Cassidy Janson (Brit award nominee)
After a period of singing very little, I spotted Rachel’s online vocal gym and decided to give it a go. It’s proved to be incredibly helpful; it felt like one of the gentlest, easiest vocal warmups I’d tried and yet I found myself immediately able to leap into a recording session with ease, whilst battling tonsillitis! Rebecca Trehearne, West End leading lady.
"Everybody listen to Rachel because she knows what she's talking about," Laurence O’Keefe, composer Heather and Legally Blonde.
"Rachel Lynes is one the best and most exciting vocal coaches out there. I marvel at how much she knows." Annelie powell, Casting Director, RSC o
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A message from Rachel...
"As a singer, my career was almost stopped before it began when I developed vocal nodules during training. Suddenly, I couldn't express myself as I was used to, I could hardly remember how to sing. With my dreams slipping out of reach, I went on a mission, digging deeper and deeper into the mysteries of how our instrument works. By the time my vocal problems were solved, I had sought help from some the UK's best singing teachers and vocal coaches, including Penni Harvey-Piper and Mark Meylan. I explored everything recommended to me: from speech therapy, to larynx physiotherapy, to hypnotherapy, and nutrition, and that was just the beginning!
When I started coaching, I assumed that I would be focusing on musicality, conveying emotion through music and on finding that "special something," but, during early coaching sessions, I realised that you can't access that "something" if your instrument isn't working productively. Try as you might to give into musicality, or to pour your heart through the song, you can't do it if you have technical obstructions.
Your voice is the only instrument that you can't see or hold in your hand so many singers find the wonder that is, "the voice," an ambiguous and often confusing thing. My methods and techniques clarify and simplify your approach to strengthening your singing technique, understanding how your instrument works, and showing you which muscles to release and which to strengthen to allow the vocal system to work at it's most productive and free.
Together, we will move towards the goal of a complete and transformative musical experience for both singer and listener, when all comes together: the instrument and the soul and story behind in."
"One of the best singing teachers in London. No seriously... Amazing!" Sarah Bowden, (Cassie, A Chorus Line, The Hollywood Bowl)
"Even after years of singing, I still learn great technique from Rachel." Kerry O'Dowd, The Voice BBC.
"Rachel's a miracle worker. She can literally transform your voice" Andrea Haralambides, singer, London.
"Rachel is, without doubt, one of the best singing teachers I have ever worked with. She is incredibly gifted, patient, generous and makes learning a joy. She has a knack for demystifying what can sometimes be a confusing subject. I've learnt more on her twelve week course than I thought possible in such a short time frame. I'm hugely excited for the second term." Emma Deegan, Actress, The Mousetrap. West End.
Recommended resources for performers:
Industry Minds: Arts Mental Health Support Platform. Award Winning Podcast, Home to The Industry Minds Awards & The Industry Minds Counselling Service. info@industryminds.co.uk @industryminds
Free webinar classes on youtube, set up by Rosie and James Pearson, from Pearson Casting
https://www.collectivecreativeinitiative.co.uk/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8NCfGsfmNd9MuX4ifBR8vg?view_as=subscriber
"As a singer, my career was almost stopped before it began when I developed vocal nodules during training. Suddenly, I couldn't express myself as I was used to, I could hardly remember how to sing. With my dreams slipping out of reach, I went on a mission, digging deeper and deeper into the mysteries of how our instrument works. By the time my vocal problems were solved, I had sought help from some the UK's best singing teachers and vocal coaches, including Penni Harvey-Piper and Mark Meylan. I explored everything recommended to me: from speech therapy, to larynx physiotherapy, to hypnotherapy, and nutrition, and that was just the beginning!
When I started coaching, I assumed that I would be focusing on musicality, conveying emotion through music and on finding that "special something," but, during early coaching sessions, I realised that you can't access that "something" if your instrument isn't working productively. Try as you might to give into musicality, or to pour your heart through the song, you can't do it if you have technical obstructions.
Your voice is the only instrument that you can't see or hold in your hand so many singers find the wonder that is, "the voice," an ambiguous and often confusing thing. My methods and techniques clarify and simplify your approach to strengthening your singing technique, understanding how your instrument works, and showing you which muscles to release and which to strengthen to allow the vocal system to work at it's most productive and free.
Together, we will move towards the goal of a complete and transformative musical experience for both singer and listener, when all comes together: the instrument and the soul and story behind in."
"One of the best singing teachers in London. No seriously... Amazing!" Sarah Bowden, (Cassie, A Chorus Line, The Hollywood Bowl)
"Even after years of singing, I still learn great technique from Rachel." Kerry O'Dowd, The Voice BBC.
"Rachel's a miracle worker. She can literally transform your voice" Andrea Haralambides, singer, London.
"Rachel is, without doubt, one of the best singing teachers I have ever worked with. She is incredibly gifted, patient, generous and makes learning a joy. She has a knack for demystifying what can sometimes be a confusing subject. I've learnt more on her twelve week course than I thought possible in such a short time frame. I'm hugely excited for the second term." Emma Deegan, Actress, The Mousetrap. West End.
Recommended resources for performers:
Industry Minds: Arts Mental Health Support Platform. Award Winning Podcast, Home to The Industry Minds Awards & The Industry Minds Counselling Service. info@industryminds.co.uk @industryminds
Free webinar classes on youtube, set up by Rosie and James Pearson, from Pearson Casting
https://www.collectivecreativeinitiative.co.uk/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8NCfGsfmNd9MuX4ifBR8vg?view_as=subscriber
