VOCAL RESEARCH
Nicola works with scientists and anatomists in London, Oxford and Wales to create the most efficient and successful vocal training programme.
In her research she has focused on clarifying the language used to teach singing, resulting in a highly effective anatomy-based vocabulary for conveying vocal technique.
She has presented this material at international voice conferences and is currently co-authoring a series of books on the vocal instrument.
Her research has drawn in top professionals, voice professors and students of singing from three conservatoires and four universities as well as a wide range of subject volunteers and several famed soloists. Their contributions are furthering the understanding of vocal science and artistry and contributing to new developments in technical training and medical rehabilitation.
Nicola works with scientists and anatomists in London, Oxford and Wales to create the most efficient and successful vocal training programme.
In her research she has focused on clarifying the language used to teach singing, resulting in a highly effective anatomy-based vocabulary for conveying vocal technique.
She has presented this material at international voice conferences and is currently co-authoring a series of books on the vocal instrument.
Her research has drawn in top professionals, voice professors and students of singing from three conservatoires and four universities as well as a wide range of subject volunteers and several famed soloists. Their contributions are furthering the understanding of vocal science and artistry and contributing to new developments in technical training and medical rehabilitation.