Hannah-Rose Tristram

Hannah-Rose (she/they) is passionate about empowering people to take part in and enjoy music, singing and their voices. She helps people make sounds they love and connect with others through music. She is a choir leader, singing teacher, voice coach, voice actor and musician who is also trained in yoga teaching and has a 1st class BA in Music and Dance (Kingston University).

Hannah-Rose is also a gender affirming voice coach and teaches trans voice alteration, having trained with Renée Yoxon and studied this area elsewhere too.

Hannah-Rose offers gender-affirming voice coaching online so it can be undertaken from any location. 

Hannah-Rose leads Natural Voice choirs at which all voices are welcome, with the ethos that singing is a human birthright, something everyone can do. Current active groups include:

- LGBTQIA+ & Allies community choir, GLOW Choir Brighton (Facebook / Instagram), which Hannah-Rose co-founded and has run since 2015 with a strong emphasis on inclusion for all voices under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella, and queer joy!

- Resonance Choir, Sing For Trees! (Facebook / Instagram), which supports tree planting organisation Forests Without Frontiers at every session and sings spiritually nourishing songs from a range of backgrounds. Running since 2022.

- Companion Voices Brighton - a little different from the others, this group, which Hannah-Rose co-leads, practices together to bring the comfort of song to those nearing the end of life, and is part of a wider network of Companion Voices groups.

Hannah-Rose's training includes Estill Levels 1 & 2 successfully completed twice, Actor Musicianship training at Rose Bruford, Trans Voice Alteration with Renée Yoxon, experience with Village Harmony & Northern Harmony choirs, Natural Voice teacher training with Frankie Armstrong and Darien Pritchard, Singing For Health Practitioner with Professor Stephen Clift, music theory and flute grades, yoga teacher training, and a range of other influential training and experience that she brings with her to help people take part in and enjoy music, singing and their voices.