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Alexandra Rigazzi-Tarling is a Vocal Consultant and Coach, Sound Therapist and Tutor for the College of Sound Healing. As a former Opera Singer she has worked with Voice for well over 25 years. She trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where she was awarded a Bachelor's Degree in Music and a Masters Degree in Music Performance.
Alexandra was brought up surrounded by music and performance, as well as healing and complementary therapies. She spent several years as a working opera singer at international venues, but unfulfilled by this lifestyle, she turned her attention to working as a vocal coach specialising in vocal technique and performance psychology. In addition to this in 2014, Alexandra began to combine her traditional voice coaching with a complementary perspective.
As a trained Sound Therapist, she became a tutor for the College of Sound Healing, and recently a trustee for the organisation, and created voice work that she calls 'Healing and Authentic' voice, assisting both professional voice users and beginners alike to find and work with their core, authentic vocal sound with both a technical and holistic approach. This often meant helping established speakers and performers understand and work with their voice on a deeper technical as well as psychological level, bringing extraordinary results.
Alexandra runs accredited practitioner trainings in Sound Healing with the Voice (CoSH), she teaches for educational (including SEN) and corporate establishments (including Barristers' Chambers) for both singing and speaking, and she runs regular workshops in a range of Voice related subjects. She is currently embarking on a research pathway through a Master's in Psychology focusing on the health benefits of vocal toning.
Alexandra is passionate about the healing effects of voice on the body and mind and its ability to reflect a person's state of health and being on all levels. Her sessions empower people to begin a journey of personal development and wellness through the discovery of their own unique vocal sound.
Read more ABOUT Alexandra here
Alexandra was brought up surrounded by music and performance, as well as healing and complementary therapies. She spent several years as a working opera singer at international venues, but unfulfilled by this lifestyle, she turned her attention to working as a vocal coach specialising in vocal technique and performance psychology. In addition to this in 2014, Alexandra began to combine her traditional voice coaching with a complementary perspective.
As a trained Sound Therapist, she became a tutor for the College of Sound Healing, and recently a trustee for the organisation, and created voice work that she calls 'Healing and Authentic' voice, assisting both professional voice users and beginners alike to find and work with their core, authentic vocal sound with both a technical and holistic approach. This often meant helping established speakers and performers understand and work with their voice on a deeper technical as well as psychological level, bringing extraordinary results.
Alexandra runs accredited practitioner trainings in Sound Healing with the Voice (CoSH), she teaches for educational (including SEN) and corporate establishments (including Barristers' Chambers) for both singing and speaking, and she runs regular workshops in a range of Voice related subjects. She is currently embarking on a research pathway through a Master's in Psychology focusing on the health benefits of vocal toning.
Alexandra is passionate about the healing effects of voice on the body and mind and its ability to reflect a person's state of health and being on all levels. Her sessions empower people to begin a journey of personal development and wellness through the discovery of their own unique vocal sound.
Read more ABOUT Alexandra here
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Would you like to train to be an accredited Sound Healing Practitioner specialising in Voice? New February 2025 ONLINE training dates. Registration open! Click here New SUMMER May 2025 in person training dates in Bosham, West Sussex! Click here for more info |
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NEW Voice for Wellbeing Weekly Zoom Session This online weekly 45 mins Zoom class is open to beginners and seasoned healing voice users alike. Join this class for setting positive intentions through a practice of vocal toning, chant and mantra. No vocal experience necessary, just a desire to sound through meditation. This class is available to all pay as you go, and is free for SVHS members. Click here to book |
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SVHS Student and Alumni Membership Membership includes;
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Alexandra talks to fellow CoSH tutor Lucia Guerin about the College of Sound Healing Practitioner Training with the Voice, and answers some of the common questions asked by potential students! Click here to hear more conversations... |
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NEW BLOG September 2024 "Unlocking the Healing Power of Sound" Alexandra speaks to Mystic Mag Click here |
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ONLINE COURSES
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College of Sound Healing
Practitioner Training Diploma Train to be a Sound Healing with the Voice Practitioner with Alexandra. New in person SUMMER 2025 training dates have now been posted!! Click here to register! Click here for more info. The College has been offering a certified training course since 1998 accredited by the CMA. It is also regulated by the TSA and IICT. Read TESTIMONIALS here |
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Healing and Authentic Voice
Discover your authentic vocal sound and step into the power of your unique vibration. These sessions are suitable for those interested in intuitive vocalising as well as professional voice users alike. Click here for more info. |
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Vocal Training: Public Speaking and Authentic Delivery
Empower yourself to become a confident, engaging and passionate public speaker that communicates from a place of authenticity... Click here to begin |
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Vocal Training: Singing Lessons
Alexandra believes that anyone can sing! She teaches Classical, Musical Theatre and Contemporary styles, all levels, incorporating influences such as Bel Canto and Estill Voice Model. Click here for more info.. |
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Sound Healing
The Ancient technique of Sound Therapy and Healing uses gentle sounds to open and relax the body easing the symptoms of stress related illness and disorders. |
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Singing Therapy
Alexandra's continued research into the affects of voice on mind and body, as well as Vocal Anatomy, the Nervous System and the Vagus Nerve, led her to create Singing Therapy some years ago for people with conditions such as Asperger's Syndrome, Dystonia, Post Stroke Paralysis. Often clients were drawn to come because they felt that 'modern medicine' had failed them. Click here for more info... |
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