Why be average, when you could be magnificent.

The Magnificent Singer — for dedicated adults ready to go from here to magnificent.

Helping new or experienced adult singers who feel the urge to do something meaningful with their voice go from thinking small, second-guessing themselves, or drifting without a plan—to finding their voice, developing a signature style, and bringing bold artistic projects to life through private coaching, short courses, and online intensives designed to shape their voice, style, and artistic direction—so they can create a body of work, a circle of collaborators, and a singing life that feels complete, brings real joy, produces distinctive work, and aligns with their aesthetic, values, and artistic integrity.

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“I started out as someone who had a desire to sing…

…but was too painfully nervous to ever perform with confidence as myself in front of crowd. It couldn’t be further from where I am now, in the middle of planning my own Sassy, Swinging Jazz, Cabaret Show.

Through The Magnificent Singer I have gained great knowledge and confidence to not only look forward to performing on stage no matter how big or small but also as someone who can turn up with confidence at a last minute gig having never rehearsed with the band!”

—SHARON LENIHAN. SASSY-JAZZ SINGER

How We Do Singing —Magnificent Singer Magnifesto

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The 6 Phases of a Magnificent Singer

It’s a cycle, not a finish line.

1

***Singing Adventurer***

**—The Experiment Phase.** Exploring ideas, styles and direction. Allowing yourself to give it a go without pressure.↷

2

***Singing Virtuoso***

**—The Upgrade Phase.** Building technique, style and communication. Getting your singing ‘project-ready’.↷

3

***Singing Artiste***

**—The Project Phase.** Creating original work and projects. Developing a style that’s unmistakably yours.↷

4

***Singing Headliner***

**—The** **Sharing Phase.** Performing, releasing, showcasing. Growing audience and reputation.↷

5

***Singing Visionary***

—**The** **Leading Phase.** Becoming the authority in a specialised field.
Mentors, gives back, and shapes the cultural conversation.↷

6

***Singing Original***

—**The** **Reinvention Phase.** New sound, new look, new direction, new mission even. Starting a bold new chapter with your singing. Resets the cycle. ↷

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Start Your Art

All great singing work starts with an idea.

A glittery mix of 80s synths, tongue-in-cheek lyrics and dirty disco beats — music for dancing in platforms with a martini in hand.

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Sunny Strings & Soul— four-track concept EP mixing 70s soul grooves with classical strings — for lazy Sunday listening. Social Songs— stripped-back Monday night release video series with angular guitar and gritty vocals, filmed in abandoned buildings. Snappy Sassy Swing —playful throwback trio swinging through Motown, Bublé and Beyoncé — perfect for cocktail hour and cheeky winks. Wistful Bohemian Ballads— dreamy folk-infused songbook written under moonlight — one mic, one voice, one story per track. Dirty Vagabond Blues —smoky barroom collection of original songs and Nina Simone covers — piano, stompbox, and a glorious growl. Epic Royal Dub —Think Kate Bush gets lost in a Notting Hill sound system — lush vocal layers over deep, hypnotic basslines. Dreamy Folksy Fables—Whimsical arrangements of classic fairytales and folklore — reimagined with voice, harp, and loop pedal. Modern Anthems—bold debut project blending cinematic piano with lyric-driven hooks — think Florence meets Alicia in a London warehouse.

Built From Experience

I’m Elizabeth Tillotson, founder of The Magnificent Singer. Some music things I was fortunate to learn as a little girl — choral training, cello, harmony. Others were a hard-won struggle. I think it’s worth it. I’ve taught umpteen others to find their sound and style, and carve out their corner in the world of singing. Get started by mapping out your next move. This studio brings together the two worlds I’ve always cared about: music and the visual arts.