The Vocalist

The human voice is the oldest and most personal musical instrument. Unlike a piano or violin, the voice is inseparable from the singer. It is simultaneously biological, emotional, and expressive. Yet, like any instrument, it requires careful tuning, maintenance, and technique to function optimally. Many singers begin their journey by imitating others or relying on natural ability. However, natural ability, while useful, often leads to vocal habits that are unsustainable.