Had to send another email to the vocal gurus because Rob, Ken and Kevin made me realize that it was foolish of me to do it this way. I wonder why the other three didn’t respond. Does that mean they are more worthy because they will not even waste time in engaging in something like this or does it mean they don’t care as much as the others? Of course everything means something and this shouldn’t be over-dwelled upon.
Sorry about that guys, I didn’t mean to start a war. That was not my intention. But I can see now from your point of view how approaching in this way is unwise and demands a compromise in professionality on your part (and mine!) and puts you in an akward position. I just thought that it would be easier for me to not have to email each seperately when the message will be the same and I did this in haste without regard for others. I know I didn’t impress you but seeing the respect and camaraderie between you (and in the vocal coaching field) impressed me.
It seems I’ve already received my first lesson through the above (the lesson of ‘proper email etiquette’ that is) so I am grateful for that! Hopefully I’ve learned it well. I do think singing is not just about using vocal chords, it’s a lifestyle. So some teachings aren’t always found where one would think =D
Now I will atone myself by either getting all of the programs (to the detriment of my bank account!) or ask about them specifically in person via questions that I can’t find on your product pages.
My deepest and humblest apologies once again.