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Permission to Stuff Up, Sir?

What is the hardest thing about speaking in public? Fear? but of what? Fear of failure! So let’s give ourselves PERMISSION TO STUFF UP!

“Lessons with Flloyd have embedded in me the deep sense of respect for an impact that elocution has on the quality and efficiency of our daily communication. While I am not there yet and there is a lot of hard work to be done, I am excited about the possibilities and journey ahead. This excitement is also resulting from the fact that our lessons are not only helpful but also fun. Thank you Flloyd!” Valentina Ryabova (Dublin)

“the time I spent preparing with Flloyd was a key part in the warm and enthusiastic response I got from attendees.”
Rachel Schofield, (NSW) Hand in Hand Parenting Instructor | Consultant http://www.theconnectedparent.com.au

“What I very much like about your style of teaching is your enthusiasm and the rare
combination of practical skills and an in-depth theoretical background. I enjoy every single lesson.” Prof Jürgen Götz, founding Director, Queensland Brain Institute – Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research

Being in Voice

Being in Voice1 week ago

When you live on your own, you can sometimes go for days without using your voice at all. Here are a few ideas for keeping it in reasonable shape. https://youtu.be/mOfIlMs2JHw

Staying Safe, Healthy Voice

A simple technique for keeping your voice in good shape during lockdown— or just for anyone who lives alone. You'll find the full Mini Vocal Warmup programm...

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Being in Voice2 weeks ago

It breaks my heart when I hear the words "the teacher said I couldn't sing", and "the boss says I sound monotonous". The first is just not true, ever! The second is a personal judgment. Both are damaging to the soul. Making music is part of being human. Not everyone has perfect pitch, but we can all sing. Monotone means One Note. A voice that sound monotonous is not actually on one note, but it does have a narrower than usual range, and so it strikes the ear as less interesting. We can all learn to control our pitch more efficiently, whether for the purpose of speaking or singing.

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Being in Voice3 weeks ago

5* review on Amazon, for "Sunsets & Kites" — "A beautiful collection of writing: I ordered this on a recommendation from a friend, I am not disappointed. Flloyd Kennedy writes from the heart about the past and present day. The poems, essays and song lyrics will make you stop and ponder on the topics covered. It made me laugh (In defence of the so called lying Cretan) and brought a tear to my eye (Am I Old Yet?). Do your soul a favour and buy a copy." "https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/customer-reviews/R3APXRRDUQ1PPK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&;ASIN=1838194614"

A beautiful collection of writing

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Being in Voice1 month ago

Regular vocal maintenance just hasn't been cutting it for me for a while. Then the wonderful Joanna Cazden taught me this, and I am happy again.

Warming up and training my Ageing Voice

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Great App!! ★★★★★
by Xkgxkgxkyoxclgcpg - Version - 1.03 - Mar 26, 2015
Great app! Have been using it every morning for the past few weeks and will continue to. Flloyd explains everything very clearly and knows exactly what she is doing. I Definitely recommend!!!

An excellent guide ★★★★★
by Risareece - Version - 1.03 - Feb 21, 2014
Flloyd Kennedy has a vast knowledge of the voice as a vital instrument and takes you through relaxation, alignment, breath, resonance and articulation guiding you through the excellent warm ups.