Caroline has over 10 years’ experience as a singing teacher, providing exceptional tuition for all ages and abilities. Her tailor made lessons, which can be French, German or English, incorporate:
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solid vocal technique
(breathing and support, use of resonators, release of tongue and jaw tension, posture)
study of student specific repertoire
(musicianship and phrasing, harmony, text and pronunciation)
preparation for performances, examinations and auditions
(communication, presentation, stage presence)
A specialist in the classical repertoire (opera, oratorio, song and chamber music), Caroline teaches other musical styles such as jazz and musical theatre. She enjoys working with choirs and has considerable experience in inspiring young singers in a masterclass situation.
Vocal coaching and workshops
Caroline works on a one-to-one basis with a variety of professionals wishing to improve their spoken voice. Her clients include actors, voice over artists, teachers and executives. She also leads group workshops in a corporate setting aimed at liberating the voice.
Her areas of expertise include:
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breath management and support
developing a pallet of tones and colours in the spoken voice
projection and clarity
posture, gesture and body language
dealing with nerves
Lecturing
Caroline regularly gives lectures, to professionals from a wide range of industries as well as aspiring young singers. Please note that all lectures can be offered in French or English.
Where has the fat lady gone?
- This lecture evaluates what it really takes to succeed as an opera singer, from daily disciplines to developing a growth mindset, embracing setbacks and performing under pressure. This lecture aims to inspire participants to:
step out of their comfort zone
create and pursue an optimum learning process
embrace the notion of process rather than final result
lead with humility and strength
manage their own ego and that of others to achieve the best results
Women and Leadership
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How do leading female figures in classical music make a difference to the industry?
What hurdles do they face in comparison to other professions?
How has the industry changed with regard to women and what does the future hold?
- These are just a few of the topics that are covered in this lecture that serves to celebrate the achievements of women within classical music and in turn inspire excellence in fellow leaders in other industries.
Life Beyond Music College
- Aimed at students about to embark upon a professional musical career, this lecture is applicable to singers as well as musicians from other disciplines. Topics covered include:
self promotion, auditions and building a network of contacts
differences between working in UK, France and Germany
competitions and stress management
making an album
commissioning new works
creating and managing multiple income streams