MA Voice Pedagogy alumna Jai Ramage to deliver AOTOS event
Thursday 28th December 2023
Voice Study Centre
We are thrilled to report that MA Voice Pedagogy alumna Jai Ramage will deliver a South East Area 2024 Professional Development Day for the Association of Teachers of Singing (AOTOS) in April 2024.
‘The Authentic Performer – guiding singers towards an authentic sound’ will run on Saturday 20th April 2024 at the Friends Meeting House in Brighton, UK. Jai will present a day of insightful workshops, engaging discussions and hands-on exercises, all designed to educate and empower. You can find full details of the event here.
Congratulations, Jai!
Jai Ramage
Jai has worked extensively at the highest levels in TV, theatre and the music industry. With 15 years of education and experience in Vocal Coaching...
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