As a teacher, I hear the beauty of a student's voice long before they believe in it themselves.
What is between struggle and ease in the world of singing? For the most part, air.
We have the tendency to believe that more air helps us sing better. If we were in Italy, master teachers would suggest otherwise.
What if, less air under the vocal folds helps them function more efficiently?
What if, our ability to sing effortlessly has more to do with remaining structurally stable?
What if, the understanding that Tony Bennett used for his professional results is available to anyone willing to step out of the game of force?
A little love note
“Part of her mission on earth is to help us develop our singing talent so that we can touch the hearts and souls of others.”
— Robert Langen, M.D.
Professional Bio:
A Direct-Line Scholar of Garcia-Marchesi Bel Canto, Debra Lynn has authored two books - The Bel Canto Buzz: Beautiful singing made simple! and Sing Easy: The Magic of You!
From 1997 to 2009, Debra Lynn shared her vocal gifts on the Island of Maui as a Professional Singer, Vocal Instructor, Music & Theatrical Producer.
Since 2010, Debra has shared her Bel Canto understanding with the world of a cappella singing across the globe. Supporting the higher demands of four-part arrangements and professional-level results, her impact via YouTube, In-Person Coaching, as well as private studio, has assisted singers, choruses, directors and vocal instructors to understand this paradigm-shifting approach.
In 2017, Debra developed her Certification Training program in order to assist others to teach through her method of teaching these mechanics that include a visual and kinesthetic orientation speeding up the process of understanding and integration of these amazing principles.