There are so many special places on this earth of ours. Some are more special to someone than others. The most special place in the world to me is the Camino de Santiago.
Read MoreAnyone who has lessons with me, attends my choir or simply follows my Facebook page will know that in the past year or so I have been doing yoga and have also integrated it into my daily vocal routine.
Read MoreI’ll never forget the first time I met my dear friend Vedran. It was in April two years ago at Noć knjige (Book night) for the homeless at Zagreb City Library which was organised by our dear mutual friend Sanja. It was the first time I had sung at an event for the homeless (I have to my great pleasure sung at many since then) and was a little nervous as I am before any event where I have to...
Read MoreI recently came back from the Camino de Santiago. My son, my friend and I walked approximately 250 km from Leon to Santiago for two and a half weeks. And many people have been asking me all sorts of questions upon my return – what it was like, how many kilometers did I walk each day, did I lose any toe nails? So I thought I would write a blog giving as much advice as I can based on my own...
Read MoreProbably one of the most common reasons why people find it hard to sing is because of intonation problems. Intonation is the musician’s ability to accurately produce a musical tone through the voice or an instrument. It may be in tune or out of tune – too flat or sharp – or both in the same musical passage. There are 7 main tuning systems for in Western music. “Equal...
Read MoreWhen I was on tour with Druyd in Germany recently, despite the fact that Du likes us to take as little with as possible, I decided to take my Nordic walking sticks with me. I had been doing Nordic walking for a few months and wanted to continue while I was on tour. So when we had a break on the highway, I’d take out my sticks and go for a little 10 minute walk to get the circulation going....
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