Yes, I admit it: I have many interests. I'm not a one-pony band. And somehow all these different interests come together at one existential point. But for the sake of clarity, I'll unravel the threads.

As a studied speech therapist, I love language. My eyes start to sparkle when it comes to sentence structure or choice of words. Very helpful when it comes to rhetoric. Language processing models and the development of communication help me in the background to analyze rhetorical difficulties and offer solutions.

When it comes to voice work, my inner anatomy junkie and my perceptual faible come together. Together they surf the spectrum between feeling and knowing. My approach to the voice is therefore not limited to "evidence-based", holistic concepts or traditional exercises. Why one when you can have all?

Musical blood flows through my veins. I have been singing for as long as I can remember.

In singing, I find connection with other people, great fun and sometimes a spiritual world-hugging feeling. Whether I'm breathing in with people on the upbeat or changing the color of the room singing alone, in these moments I remember what's really important: joy.

Right and wrong are then only criteria that vary depending on the genre and cultural area. Joy is universal.

At the age of 19, I began the search for femininity in my life. Cycle irregularities, hormonal contraceptives and terrible menstrual pain - surely that couldn't be it? So I dived deeper and deeper and found both answers and new questions. How can I not limit my womanhood at every turn and at the same time exist in our everyday social life? Complete social isolation and a self-catering house in the woods were not an option in the long term. There has to be another way. Since then, I have been stubbornly optimistic about my feminine journey and am all too happy to share the pearls of knowledge I have found. Today, I simply create the companionship that I wished for so much when becoming a woman myself - for the young women who come along and all those who are already there. By the way: Heteronormativity is so 20th century. I am queer and so is my accompaniment, with tolerance in every direction.

when people start to shine...

i'm awe-struck every time again.