Estill Voice Training

Evidence based:

Estill Voice Training is based on years of extensive research, practical experience and a solid understanding of anatomy and physiology of the vocal mechanism. This scientific approach not only provides the foundation for control over the voice but also allows for choice during voice production.

How does this work:

By learning what makes up the vocal mechanism, what it does, how it moves etc, we can then understand how to isolate and control specific structures within it. This allows individuals to among other things, overcome vocal issues, expand their vocal range and adapt their voice to various styles and characters. Estill Voice Training does this by providing practical tools and techniques to address the vocal challenges we as singers, speakers and teachers face.

Charlotte Xerri in the MRI at the Ohio State University.
More about Estill Voice Training & Charlotte Xerri EMCI-ATP SD HERE

Safe and healthy production:

Paramount within Estill Voice Training practitioners is to ensure healthy voice production and prevent vocal strain or injury. Knowing the ‘how do we do this’ means a better understanding of how to identify the possible causes of vocal issues, minimize risks and leads to a more efficient use of the vocal mechanism.

Empowers voice users:

Estill Voice Training empowers individuals to take control of their voice and gives them a choice in how to express themselves artistically in various styles and genres. This makes it invaluable in helping to adapt to different musical genres and performance requirements, not only for those who use voice but also for the vocal teachers, coaches, directors and therapists who help them.

Hands Up! if you've had to use or teach voice completely differently.

Certification:

Certification in Estill Voice Training not only provides greater proficiency for those using the model but also carries an internationally recognised qualification in voice for all those seeking a comprehensive knowledge and practicle toolkit to help achieve their vocal goals.