Gemma Milburn

All Professionals, London, UK

Pop Music and People are my two greatest passions, and I take pride in offering a highly individualised approach to working with singers. In popular music there are no fixed rules as to how singers ‘should’ sound and I use my wealth of training in vocal science and technique in a creative way.

If you are a singer looking to really explore your voice’s capabilities both technically and creatively, then you’ve come to the right place!

My training as a Vocal Coach is diverse and extensive, which allows me to really maximise the benefit that my clients get from each lesson. As well as being an Authorised Instructor for Vocology in Practice, I have also trained with Speech Level Singing Master Instructors, attended Vocal Science seminars in Los Angeles with world renowned scientist Dr. Ingo Titze, and undertaken a Post Graduate Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy in conjunction with Voice Workshop. I am familiar with vocal training methods such as Estill, CVT and The Alexander Technique and strive to assimilate my diverse knowledge base into tools that really work.

I became an Authorised Vocology In Practice (VIP) Instructor in 2013. VIP is ‘A Global Network of Elite Voice Professionals at the forefront of vocal training for today’s contemporary singer.’ You can learn more about VIP here https://vocologyinpractice.com. To this day I continue to improve my knowledge of vocal technique and spend a large amount of my time studying, reading, and exploring new ideas. I also continue to develop my own voice as much as I can.

WHEN WORKING WITH ME YOU CAN EXPECT TO EXPERIENCE THE FOLLOWING:

The ability to sing more difficult material, with greater ease and power

Enhanced awareness and knowledge of your own voice

Highly effective training based on cutting edge vocal science

Increased confidence

A voice that is healthy, strong and reliable

Simple solutions to complex problems

A learning process that is positive and enjoyable

MY VALUES

Nurturing individuality

Embracing progress, imperfections and mistakes

Being Person Centred (not Service Centred)

Honesty and sincerity

Challenging limitations

Improving self-awareness