In many ways, the human voice is possibly the most remarkable
instrument of all. Aside of the fact that everyone has one, the
individual voice is quintessentially unique, differing from any
other in myriad subtle ways. As the most immediate form of
expression available to us, the voice is able to express
emotions of pain, sadness, joy or anger with a sensitivity and
intuitiveness that is arguably unmatched by any other external
instrument. This, coupled with its ability to carry human
language within a musical structure, has ensured that singers
continue to be at the center of all musical progress. And the
fact that singers have put it to work in almost every musical
form or genre ever invented is a significant indicator of the
voice’s incredible versatility. However like every other
instrumentalist, the singer needs education, practice and
constant care to develop the latent potential within his/ her
voice. With the right principles in place and a disciplined
approach towards achieving mastery, the trained v