Michelle Nova is a soprano, Bel Canto singing teacher for over 30yrs, workshop and course leader in vocal technique, conductor, musical director of her own female ensemble ‘La Nova Singers’, author of ‘Singing Bel Canto – Art & Science’, researcher and workshop facilitator in the ‘Hidden Knowledge of Healing Vibrations through Singing, Colour and Music’ and developer of ‘Singing Rainbow Vibrational Therapy©’.
From the age of 4, Michelle was taught the piano by her late mother, a Hungarian opera singer and began choral singing from the age of 14. It was at the age of 8 that Michelle began to question what was beyond the stars and this was the beginning of what has become her deep passion and understanding that there is more to life than just what we see.
Michelle studied the Bel Canto technique in London, which is when she first experienced the powerful vibrations when using focused breathing connected to the imposto (third eye). It was this that made her realise singing is not just about singing songs and having a beautiful voice but has a far more profound importance in understanding how to connect to our subtle energies and vibrations for self-healing and the healing of others. Over the past 30yrs, as well as teaching singing, she has researched into ancient Egyptian and Atlantis arts of sound and colour healing, sound frequencies/vibrations and cymatics and has
developed her own ‘Singing Rainbow Vibrational Therapy©’, using breathing, resonance singing and light colour vibrations. Michelle has worked with children and adults with special needs, learning difficulties, mental and physical disabilities, anxiety, depression, stress, blocked chakra energies, dis-ease and facilitates workshops and 1-1 teaching.
Michelle has worked with composers James D’Angelo and Freddy Naftel and is a member of ISM, AOTOS, MM.
More information about Michelle can be found on:
www.lanovastudios.co.uk
www.lanovasingers.co.uk
