What makes my experience with Invincinal stand out is Lyndon’s holistic approach to teaching.

 

He not only understands how to execute the technique required to reach and sustain notes but also has the ability to articulate to the student what technique is needed and how to utilize the technique. He understands that singing is just as much of a sport as it is of an art, and that your physical condition affects your ability to vocalize and sing.

 

Most vocal coaches will point out where you’re going off key but could not guide you on how to correct the mistake.

 

And lastly, Lyndon, understands the importance of approaching his clients as he would approach teaching a human being. He sees the mental and emotional barriers and how that can become a hindrance to the client’s progress and therefore considers this as one of the most significant factors that needs to be addressed in a client.

 

I remember this one particular session where I tried to hit the high notes of the last excerpt from the lyrics of The Phantom of the Opera where he said, “I am so glad you went for it even though you might have been scared to not hit the note” — that moment is the exact moment I knew that I was with someone who understands exactly what goes on in a singer’s mind and emotions whenever they are learning a song that sounds intimidating to them. He understands that the first step to elevating your skills as a singer is to remove the emotional and mental block and that without overcoming that, there can be no progress. That’s when I knew that if I want to seriously elevate my skills as a singer, Lyndon is the coach that can get me there.