Singing Voice Training with David Delaney

Training for voice professionals: either singers, teachers, or coaches…

If you are a voice professional and wish to improve your knowledge of a practical and useable anatomy and physiology of the vocal instrument, and learn to assist your clients/students to unlock their body as it relates to their voice, I would love to help.  I have 25 years professional experience working with singers of all different genres in New York CIty and Washington, D.C., Chicago, and now Boulder and Denver, Colorado, helping folks free their bodies for improving their singing voice production.

My work DOES NOT FOCUS on the vocal folds.  In the approach that I learned from Margaret Laughlin Riddleberger, who was Metropolitan Opera trained from the Bel Canto School of Italy, non-force, relaxation, body elasticity, and natural speech placement are the basis of singing.  There is no break in the singing voice; when there is, it simply indicates body tension and an inability to utilize the small muscles of respiration to produce efficient and resonant sound.

If you have been looking to make the transition from a compressional, force model of singing production to a relaxed, flexibility model of body lengthening, then I can help you with that project.

Contact me to discuss this further.