Contemporary Vocals is about singing the modern and popular styles of music you enjoy. It covers a wide range of genres: pop, indie, rock, soul and R&B, country, jazz and musical theatre.

If you are looking to develop your voice, build your confidence and acquire advanced singing skills, contemporary vocals is for you.

Both contemporary and classical singers are vocal atheletes but they are vastly different and each requires special training. Classical training will not suit a contemporary singer and vice versa. So choose what’s best for you!

Read how Contemporary and Classical singing techniques are different

• Classical vs Contemporary - Daniel K. Robinson PhD
• Classical vs Contemporary Singing Technique - Darren Wicks PhD
• Classical vs Contemporary Singing - Peter Vox
• Classical vs Contemporary Vocal Technique - Jeannie Deva
• 5 Differences Between Classical and Contemporary Voice - Judy Rodman
• What’s Special About Contemporary Voice Training
• Classical Versus Contemporary Voice Lessons by Susan McAllister-Bee
• How To Transition From Classical Singing To Pop by Heather Siemens
• Classical & Contemporary: Can You Do Both? - Dr Daniel K. Robinson