I dream a lot. One of the things I often dream about is standing on a stage. The lights are bright on me and there are thousands of people in the crowd. Everybody is waiting in anticipation for what's going to happen next.

Everything becomes quiet and the music starts. I open my hands and I spread my arms and I look up and start to sing. The most beautiful voice comes out of me and my body tingles from toe to head.

Whenever I wake up from that dream I always feel really happy.

If you want to improve your voice and a way to nurture yourself and to support your mental health and wellbeing, if you want to have fun with your friends, if you want to entertain your family on your next holiday, or if you want a career as a performer, these are all great reasons to have a singing lesson or two.

The end game is that you have fun and learn to love your voice!

One of the most common things that people say to me when they are asking me about singing lessons is: 'My mum (dad/brother/sister/friend/husband) told me I can't sing.

I say, it's time for a second opinion…

When do you go? What do you do? What do you sing?

Love it or hate it, Karaoke is here to stay. If you've ever wanted to have a go, you'll need to know what to do when the day comes to have the most fun.

Vocal Coach Eve Jeffery helps you navigate your karaoke debut with a few simple hints and tips to get you through your first performance.