About this Event
Lessons I learned the hard way—so you can sing the easy way!
Singing should feel good. Whether you’re at the top of your singing game or just getting started as a singer, it's important to have the right vocal health tools to help keep your voice feeling strong – for today’s performance and for a lifetime. Think of it like exercise: it's not just for when something feels tight. It's to keep everything feeling right.
If your singing voice feels uncomfortable, is unreliable from day to day, or shows signs like waking up hoarse or low, constant throat clearing, excess mucus, or difficulty warming up, you may be experiencing one of singers’ most common challenges: vocal swelling.
In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn how inflammation affects your voice—and what you can do to prevent and treat it. Come ready to learn about swelling, and you'll leave bubbling with insights. Literally. You'll learn how blowing bubbles in water is a cutting edge therapeutic practice for managing vocal fold swelling. We're going to learn to go from feeling swollen to feeling swell!
You’ll come away with practical tools to:
- Increase vocal stamina
- Reduce and manage vocal fold swelling
- Improve consistency and control
- Recognize early warning signs of vocal fatigue
- Build sustainable habits for long-term vocal health
- Love your voice a little more each day!
About the Presenter
Tyley Ross is a Dora Award winning music theater performer and Grammy-nominated recording artist.
He has coached voice on numerous Broadway productions, is a singing coach at the Stratford Festival, and maintains a thriving private studio in New York City and in his virtual studio with clients around the globe
He is a voice instructor at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and is affiliated with the NYU Langone Laryngology Clinic where he works with the voice care team supporting singers navigating vocal challenges.
He bridges performance experience with clinical insight — translating vocal science into clear, practical tools for singers at every level.
In his previous life before specializing in voice Tyley played Tommy in The Who's Tommy (Dora Award); Jamie in The Last Five Years (Dora nomination); Franklin in Merrily We Roll Along (Shaw Festival); Tony in West Side Story (Stratford Festival); Chris in Miss Saigon (Broadway); Lord Canaan in Finding Neverland (Broadway). He was the founding vocalist of The East Village Opera Company (Universal Records): recording three albums, two PBS specials, and a decade of worldwide touring. He is Grammy-nominated for the album Olde School.
He has his MA in Voice Studies from London's Royal Central School of Speech and Drama; An Advanced Certificate in Vocal Pedagogy from NYU; A Certificate in Vocology from the NCVS/University of Utah.
Who This Is For
• Professional musical theatre performers
• Contemporary and classical singers
• Students preparing for auditions
• Vocal coaches and educators
• Anyone who has ever struggled with voice loss and who wants to improve long-term vocal sustainability
tyleyrossvoice.com
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
B Street Arts Hub, 1100 Bathurst St, Toronto, Canada
CAD 100.00
