Vernon Bush

Vernon tells his participants and students, "Regardless of what others have told you, including yourself, you’re not tone deaf, and there is no such thing as someone who cannot sing.” Vernon's focus is to help people unblock their voice and free them from judgmental censors. His methodology fosters a sense of inner connection and well-being through music. Each of us has a truly unique voice, so we should approach it as a one-of-a-kind instrument. If you listen closely, there is a distinctive melody and rhythm even in plain speech. Each heart keeps it's own rhythm. VOICE CHURCH students joyfully discover and explore their voice as their own distinctive instrument, just as babies revel in making their first sounds. Singing is truly an expression of happiness and joy. Just notice when you catch yourself humming a tune under your breath without thinking, you are probably in a good mood and space. VOICE CHURCH students joyfully discover and explore their voice as their own distinctive instrument, just as babies revel in making their first sounds. Singing is truly an expression of happiness and joy. Just notice when you catch yourself humming a tune under your breath without thinking, you are probably in a good mood and space. Vernon has been singing gospel from the time he could walk. As the son of a prominent Baptist minister in New York City, he grew up in a church community. He directed his first choir at the age of fifteen and works with choirs and aspiring singers of all ages. A passionate, consummate voice teacher, coach and musical director, Vernon has taught professional performers and aspiring singers in New York, Los Angeles, London, Holland, France, South Africa as well as San Francisco.