In this blog, our master teachers Peter Vox and Fabio Vox are demonstrating how to do different vowel harmonies – useful for both lead and backing singers! Please refer to the video here: Peter: Now, I’ll be singing the melody … Continue reading →

Peter Vox had only taken 9 days off of performing and teaching in the last 25 years. In this blog, he is going to tell you his secrets of great health, and a few tips and tricks you can use … Continue reading →

Following our previous blog What to do if you have to sing with a cold, in this blog our Principal Singing Teacher Peter Vox is continuing the series on vocal care during, and rehabilitation after sickness. So, what is laryngitis? … Continue reading →

In this blog, our Principal Singing Teacher Peter Vox is continuing the series on easy vocal care. Sometimes singing with a cold, flu or a blocked nose is unavoidable, and there are ways to do it safely! So, how do … Continue reading →

In this singing tutorial we’re going to talk about cold management – what to take and what to do when you have a cold or a flu. The number one point in cold management is to monitor your body and … Continue reading →

One of the most important factors of singing and presenting a song is using different shades and volume variations within a song. This is your color palette – exactly the way an artist would use a color palette to paint … Continue reading →

In this week’s blog our Principal Singing Teacher Peter Vox is giving another excellent tutorial for both male and female singers. Most importantly, he demonstrates proper belting technique with singing examples and scales.What does belting meanin singing? Can you learn … Continue reading →

In this week's blog our Principal Singing Teacher Peter Vox is talking about the break in the early adolescent voices – both male and female. Why does the voice change with age? When and how fast does a boy's voice … Continue reading →

PETER: Do you believe in star signs? DANIELLE: I do to an extent. PETER: I can’t take it too seriously at times, but I do think you know, we are all… to do with the sun, moon and stars we … Continue reading →

In this blog, we’ll be talking about, discussing and demonstrating the difference between falsetto, head voice, true voice and chest voice. It’s a big grey area – this question is asked to me a lot on Facebook, lessons, YouTube and … Continue reading →

In this blog, we’ll be discussing and demonstrating how to develop a beautiful, rich, lower chest register voice. There’s a lot of discussion about everyone wants to sing high or higher or expand their range and that’s fantastic but please … Continue reading →

PETER: Hi and welcome to another episode of the Vox Couch and today I am going to be running a candid interview with one of our most senior teachers Danielle and also our administration manager. How are you doing today … Continue reading →