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MA student's book named one of the top new singing books by BookAuthority!

Wednesday 3rd January 2024

We'd like to warmly congratulate MA Voice Pedagogy student Florie Gounelle (Howling Birds), whose book has been named one of the top new singing books by BookAuthority!

'Let's sing!' includes a step-by-step guide to learning singing throughout the year!

The planner includes a new singing concept and a QR code to an exercise video each week!

Also included is a classic weekly planner, a to-do list, and a notes insert - perfect for organising your year!

Congratulations, Florie!

Get the book here!

Florie Gounelle

At the heart of Florie Gounelle’s professional life is a profound commitment to her students. She brings an approach to teaching that is deeply nurturing, focused on unlocking each student's potential. Florie’s philosophy centers around the belief that her students' growth and well-being are the true measures of her success.


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