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Christian Fellner - Voice/ Speech Coaching, Singing, Public Speaking Lessons Teddington, Twickenham

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Teddington (TW11) View on map
Last Logged In: 07 May 2012
Sex: Male
Web site: www.christianfellner.com
Can Travel To: KT SW W WC

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MA Voice Studies (Central School of Speech and Drama)
Dip. TCL Singing Performer; LTCL Singing Teacher
CRB certificate
British Voice Association; International Centre for Voice

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Vocal Coaching £40.00/hr
Classical Singing £40.00/hr

Drama School Auditions £40.00/hr
Public Speaking £40.00/hr

Personal Message: Hello and welcome to my page. Here you will information about my work as a voice, speech and singing teacher.
Which subject(s) do you teach?: I teach voice and speech skills - release of the body, breathing, connection of breath to sound, resonance and projection, articulation and clarity, connection to text, public speaking and communication.
Tell me about your qualifications.: Dip.TCL (performer); LTCL (singing teacher) from Trinity College of Music
MA Voice Studies from the Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London (Distinction)
What kind of experience do you have?: I have been teaching and coaching voice for over fifteen years working with singers and speakers on a one to one basis and in classes and workshops. I also work freelance in drama schools and with various arts and business organisations around London. I continue to perform regularly as a solo singer in the UK and internationally and have given concerts and recitals in Russia, Israel, Austria, Greece and at Oxford University.
How much do you charge?: My current fees (2012) are £40.00 per hour for lessons taking place at my house in Teddington. I can travel within a reasonable distance but will charge more to cover the cost of this depending on the distance travelled. Following the first lesson, after which I will propose a programme of work and a number of lessons, I require a deposit of the lesson fee when the second lesson is booked. This will be returned on termination of lessons.
Where do you teach?: Although I prefer to teach at my house in Teddington where I have plenty of space, a piano, and all my teaching materials, I will also travel within a reasonable distance (see above). I live within easy reach of Richmond, Twickenham and Kingston-upon-Thames and am on a direct train line from London Waterloo (30 minutes).
When are you available?: I teach during the daytimes and evenings Monday to Friday, and also work on Saturdays.
Which ages and levels do you teach?: I teach children and adults at all levels
Which qualifications do you prepare your students for?: I can prepare students for the following: Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Singing Examinations; LAMDA Communication and Performance Examinations; RADA Shakespeare Certificate.
Do you have an up-to-date CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) disclosure certificate?: I was CRB checked in 2004 when I was teaching for the Music House for Children in Shepherds Bush, West London.
Do you belong to any professional organisations?: I belong to the British Voice Association (BVA) and the International Centre for Voice (ICV) and regularly attend workshops and short courses.
Where and with whom did you train?: I trained as a singer at Trinity College of Music, London and took postgraduate studies in Moscow with professor Yevgenia Sheveliova at the Gnessin Academy. I trained as a voice teacher at the Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London.
Tell me about some of your current students.: I teach a wide range of students of all ages and from all walks of life. Past and present students include business people, lawyers, academics, students, singers and actors. Past students have won music exhibitions, university choral scholarships and gained drama school places.

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Voice Studies

Voice Studies Voice studies are an exploratory and experiential quest to discover and understand the neurological, physiological and physical processes that are involved in the production of vocal sound to an optimal level. For the voice teacher they also involve developing ways of imparting this knowledge and understanding clearly and...

Your Voice

Your Voice Your voice is the main means by which you communicate your thoughts and opinions, wishes and desires. It plays a major part in the way you present yourself both professionally and socially. What can go wrong? Most of us are born knowing how to use our voices freely and easily. As babies and young children, we knew instinctively how...

What does Voice Training involve?

Voice training involves becoming aware of and developing all the parts of the body involved in producing vocal sound and speech. There are four primary areas of work that are essential for optimal voice production and form a logical vocal progression. These are: body and posture; breathing; the start of the sound (phonation); the transformation...

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