It was incredible reaching my goal in just 26 lessons!
Awesome experience, you must try it! A training that I will never trade for anything else.
My voice was fixed in no time, by just correcting my posture!
I strongly suggest Mylena to anyone willing to get REAL results! Before trying the Inborn Voice Method I've lost 6 years of useless trainings!
Mylena is much more thatn a vocal coach. I was trying to fix my voice, a voice that is my income source, but the problem was elsewhere. Mylena was still able to "fix" it!
I've fallen in love with my new voice even after few lessons!
Milena has a passion: help the other to truly express themself using the voice.
Milena is empatic and has a wealth of experience to share. I was able to speak in public with no fear and no tension!
I was impressed by the seriousness of Mylena's approach to voice teaching. I've developed a stronger voice and now I'm able to perform all the tunes I write without an issue!
You are an awesome teacher. I was able to reach better results than I was dreaming for!
Mylena Vocal Coach on Disco Radio!
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Video Testimonial from Federico
Singing from the balconies
I am the founder of the Inborn Voice training method and I travel all over the world to help and teach anyone willing to improve their breaking or singing abilities.
Mylena was mentioned among the women who have accomplished something exceptional on Disco Radio morning show hosted by Olga Comerio. In fact, she was the first woman in the world to demonstrate, and achieve, uncommon abilities in the field of vocal training. This was not in Italy, but in the United States, a country known for having given the same recognition to scientists of the caliber of Albert Einstein!
Vocal cords are unique and irreplaceable. It’s very easy to ruin them, and yet when we were born, all of us without exception, we were able to cry at the top of our lungs all day long, for several days in a row. No newborn child is voiceless after crying. You actually learn to use your voice every day, through your ears. It’s enough to get a cold to permanently change your voice, it’s enough to have some earwax in your ears to transform it, it’s enough to live with someone with vocal defects to learn something harmful to the vocal cords. Clearly, even if you take voice training superficially or from an immature teacher, you can develop the same problems.
Read more…Singing makes you feel better: is a wise and ancient saying. Those of you who follow me know how much I have fought on an international level to defend this idea, fighting against those who promise to teach innocent souls how to sing, but in reality they just make fun of them, exploit them and above all, ruin their voices. I’ve won this battle at an international level, becoming the benchmark Vocal Coach for many professionals around the world, but ironically my country has become the home of junk teaching.
I invite you to listen to this video testimony in hopes that it will bring some light into your life.
Mylena Vocal Coach’s series of interviews continues, this time in Donna Moderna, with an exclusive article explaining how to express emotions using the voice, something that seems always taken for granted. Singing is about conveying emotions, of course, but are you sure you know how to do it?
It’s normal for someone who sings to get emotional, but that doesn’t mean he or she is able to convey emotions to others.
If the listener is already emotionally connected with the one who sings, he will see in him some of his own emotions and will not be able to recognize if they are of internal or external origin.
Being able to transmit emotions is not so simple, good reading!
Mylena Vocal Coach is in the April issue of Vogue with an interesting interview explaining how to make your voice charming. In fact, singing is much closer to the word charm, or enchant, than intonating.
Too often we focus on the technical part of singing and leave out the more vital part, the emotions. In fact, the technical part can be learned, more or less, even from the least prepared teacher, while the interpretation is often left to chance.
Continue reading…Another great truth of which I am a strong supporter is that the treasure hidden within the human voice, if it is not cared for or if it endures wrong teachings, can be wasted and ruined in a very short time. Few people are aware that you can actually learn something wrong. For example, you can learn wrong how to spell a word, how to perform a calculation and even how to use your voice. There are even fewer people who think, for a single moment, that there can exist also a bad master. When the subject is technical it can be easy to recognize when the master makes a mistake, but with the voice, this can happen when it is too late and he/she has already seriously compromised your voice. That’s why I decided to write a guide and call it “The Art of Keeping a Healthy Voice”.
Here is the video testimony he wanted to release for me, but especially for you, my student Federico. Too often I meet or receive email from young men who remain without voice after singing. Many are self-taught, but the majority come from classes and singing teachers.
The message must be of comfort to you: you can get the voice you had the ability to dream of, if you do things with perseverance, dedication and, of course, the right Vocal Coach!
Now that the world is starting again, it makes you wonder how people have had to learn to communicate in new and different ways.
Some have discovered the power of technology and started taking all kinds of lessons online. As a pioneer of this tool, since I’ve been working online with the world for over 10 years, with over 20,000 sessions to my credit, I wasn’t surprised.
But the thing that impressed me the most, and apparently also impressed the rest of the world, reaching incredible numbers on social media, was the desire to communicate and vent their emotions using their voice. It’s nothing new that singing is a good outlet.
Yes, just that singing that started to spread with great success starting from the balconies of many Italian and European cities.
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