Singing Lessons, Tuition and Voice Therapy

TEL: 01235 536228 / 07723 384512

Tel: 01235 536228 / 07723 384512 | Contact Tracy
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About Tracy Hitchings...

As well as being a professional vocal coach, Tracy is also a licensed NLP Practitioner and Timeline Therapist. Having taught 'Voice Building' in Islington's Arts and Media School, Highbury Fields, Islington Green and Stratford Schools, she has drawn her own diverse experiences in different areas of rock and pop music and has become a much sought-after instructor to singers at all stages of their career.

Her work has included S-Club-7 on their Children In Need single, 'Have You Ever', and with French pop/dance star Bettina Anthony as both vocal coach and vocal arranger. Bettina's single 'No Nagging' (Krysty Music) has been used for the Pokemon Movie.

Tracy has also worked with ex-Genesis guitarist, Steve Hackett, and with Clive Nolan, Rick Wakeman and actor Robert Powell on 'The Hound of the Baskervilles' album and also with vocalist/bassist John Wetton (Asia, King Crimson, UK, Roxy Music).

Tracy has also worked with rock bands Quasar and Landmarq, the latter whom she still records and tours with. Previously, Tracy recorded with a 'quirky' pop project, 'Dancing On Stones', who contributed a high-contending song for the James Bond movie, 'Goldeneye'.

She was twice voted 'Best Female Vocalist' by the international readers of the UK-based 'Classic Rock Society' (1995 and 1998).

Tracy specialises in:

• Professional voice training,
  singing lessons and vocal tuition
• Psychological and physical direction
  in performance including:

- Preliminary vocal assessment
- Vocal therapy
- Therapeutic vocal exercises
- Confidence building (mental attitude)
- Voice building
- Connect to middle voice
- Voice maintenance (including diet and exercise)
- Artistic and emotional performance (the ‘X’ factor!)
- Friendly one-to-one atmosphere
- Demo facility for practice purposes

• Workshops and seminars
• Treating 'Singers Nodes' without surgery