TRAILER for SOMETHING NEW - CORMAC's FIRST PODCAST - if you know any boys who sing or even any boys challenged by their changing voice PLEASE SHARE with THEM TOO. It is NOT about the science, it is chats about what it is like to manage it. EPISODE 1 goes LIVE at 1pm UK time 12th April LISTEN on RUclips, SPOTIFY - just make sure you select PODCAST tab, APPLE PODCASTS (if you have an Apple device this app should hopefully automatically be on your phone, it is purple square with a white mic and two circles) AMAZON MUSIC, DEEZER and any of the usual places we think! If you cant find it let us know and we will try to help 🤗🤗 We have put a lot of work into this, we sincerely hope it will be helpful to any boy who is experiencing or even has experienced his changing voice, whether he sings or not.
You are an amazing young man Cormac! You’re going far because of your talent and your heart…..the fact that you love to sing is obvious! So lovely that you’re thinking about other boys who have changing voices! I’m amazed by not only your voice and how it is becoming an adult voice, but your heart that tells you to help others who are going through the same thing you are. You have a lifelong fan here! I’ll always follow you! You’ve touched me deep in my heart!❤❤❤
Thx for this great initiative of yours, Mr Thompson. I've forwarded this link to my four grandsons who still sing regularly, in Queensland and in BC. My youngest son, a former Winchester chorister, was fortunate to have been a music student at his senior school in Wells when his voice transitioned. From my own experience as virtually a full time treble chorister at Westminster, I recognise the near trauma of having a 6-yr semi-professional "career" end abruptly, just as one enters the already hormone-induced bizarreness of adolescence. Both my youngest son, and I 50 yrs earlier, benefitted hugely from the counselling and voice training provided (even back then, in my case) by schools which are designed especially for young choristers. Few boys have such an advantage. Your podcast is a valuable tool in aiding these boys cope with this angst-ridden and often dramatic transition from being a centre of attention, a broadcast and record royalty earning young musician, to being a spotty, weedy, clumsy pile of puberty 😂. Mr Thompson, you are truly a son of whom any parent (and grandparent) would be proud.
What an amazing and generous thing to share Cormac. I'm sure you've had moments when the change was tougher than you expected but, clearly you have wonderful support from those around you, especially Mum, Dad and other family members. I've no doubt there will be other boy singers who will see/hear what you share who, will quietly think yes I remember that or, now it makes more sense, and now I understand. Best wishes for the future.
Thank you Phil I definitely think if I can share what it was like for me then I can at least try to help other young singers and their followers understand it all a little bit more too 😅
🎉Cormac, you’ve done a great job with this. I was at a major music event last week and had the opportunity to share this with a couple of parents of young performers your age. I enjoy your music, past and present. Best wishes!
Thank you very much for sharing this I really appreciate it we really really hope that it can help other boys and sharing it with people who sing or who are connected to singing really does help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi Cormac, How wonderful of you to make this podcast series. You are being so supportive for the thousands of boys and their parents who will ultimately listen and learn from your experience and podcasts. I am so VERY proud of you. ♥♥♥🤗🤗🤗
Thank you 🙏🏻 I really enjoyed doing this and I hope it’ll help other boys too Prof Ashley is so knowledgeable and he’s got so much information about it all on his website too 😊😊 and he’s had a few questions sent his way too 😊😊
GREAT 💗 I loved this 1st podcast, your story is so touching. I knew her a little but the fact of being in a conversation with others really adds to the understanding of all the different stages that you went through with great success. You were there at the right time but it's no coincidence for me you started a mission to help other boys get through this milestone and it was like "already written" your sensitivity and your natural empathy do not is not there by chance either. You don't yet see the treasure inside you. Keep your feet on the ground because when it's time, when you're ready, things will take off for you. You have such wonderful parents, everything is really fluid, you are "real" and nowadays this authenticity is so important , this sincerity that you have Alison (with a very cute voice) and you Cormac who experienced this change which is, in fact if I understood correctly, an EVOLUTION that you managed perfectly. In any case, Bravo, it's a very successful podcast for a first, the intervention of the "specialists" is excellent. Your story is fascinating and the good news is that it has only just begun. I'm looking forward to the next one 👏 🤗😘😘😘
Merci beaucoup Christelle 😀 I really wanted to try and help people who enjoy treble / not soprano singing to find out just a little bit more about it all 😀😀
So just you. Cormac, always thinking of others. Your fellow boy singers, especially. If the world was filled with such compassionate, kind people as you, what a wonderful world it would be. Proud to support you 🥰
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TRAILER for SOMETHING NEW - CORMAC's FIRST PODCAST - if you know any boys who sing or even any boys challenged by their changing voice PLEASE SHARE with THEM TOO. It is NOT about the science, it is chats about what it is like to manage it.
EPISODE 1 goes LIVE at 1pm UK time 12th April
LISTEN on RUclips, SPOTIFY - just make sure you select PODCAST tab, APPLE PODCASTS (if you have an Apple device this app should hopefully automatically be on your phone, it is purple square with a white mic and two circles) AMAZON MUSIC, DEEZER and any of the usual places we think!
If you cant find it let us know and we will try to help 🤗🤗 We have put a lot of work into this, we sincerely hope it will be helpful to any boy who is experiencing or even has experienced his changing voice, whether he sings or not.
You are an amazing young man Cormac! You’re going far because of your talent and your heart…..the fact that you love to sing is obvious! So lovely that you’re thinking about other boys who have changing voices! I’m amazed by not only your voice and how it is becoming an adult voice, but your heart that tells you to help others who are going through the same thing you are. You have a lifelong fan here! I’ll always follow you! You’ve touched me deep in my heart!❤❤❤
Thx for this great initiative of yours, Mr Thompson. I've forwarded this link to my four grandsons who still sing regularly, in Queensland and in BC. My youngest son, a former Winchester chorister, was fortunate to have been a music student at his senior school in Wells when his voice transitioned. From my own experience as virtually a full time treble chorister at Westminster, I recognise the near trauma of having a 6-yr semi-professional "career" end abruptly, just as one enters the already hormone-induced bizarreness of adolescence. Both my youngest son, and I 50 yrs earlier, benefitted hugely from the counselling and voice training provided (even back then, in my case) by schools which are designed especially for young choristers. Few boys have such an advantage. Your podcast is a valuable tool in aiding these boys cope with this angst-ridden and often dramatic transition from being a centre of attention, a broadcast and record royalty earning young musician, to being a spotty, weedy, clumsy pile of puberty 😂. Mr Thompson, you are truly a son of whom any parent (and grandparent) would be proud.
What an amazing and generous thing to share Cormac. I'm sure you've had moments when the change was tougher than you expected but, clearly you have wonderful support from those around you, especially Mum, Dad and other family members. I've no doubt there will be other boy singers who will see/hear what you share who, will quietly think yes I remember that or, now it makes more sense, and now I understand.
Best wishes for the future.
Thank you Phil I definitely think if I can share what it was like for me then I can at least try to help other young singers and their followers understand it all a little bit more too 😅
🎉Cormac, you’ve done a great job with this. I was at a major music event last week and had the opportunity to share this with a couple of parents of young performers your age. I enjoy your music, past and present. Best wishes!
Thank you very much for sharing this I really appreciate it we really really hope that it can help other boys and sharing it with people who sing or who are connected to singing really does help 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hi Cormac, How wonderful of you to make this podcast series. You are being so supportive for the thousands of boys and their parents who will ultimately listen and learn from your experience and podcasts. I am so VERY proud of you. ♥♥♥🤗🤗🤗
Thank you 🙏🏻 I really enjoyed doing this and I hope it’ll help other boys too Prof Ashley is so knowledgeable and he’s got so much information about it all on his website too 😊😊 and he’s had a few questions sent his way too 😊😊
A Great and Wonderful Podcast Cormac, so awesome to hear!!! You're one Honorable young man and a Brilliant singer!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻 really glad you enjoyed it something a little bit different it’s good to do that sometimes I think 😃😃
GREAT 💗 I loved this 1st podcast, your story is so touching. I knew her a little but the fact of being in a conversation with others really adds to the understanding of all the different stages that you went through with great success. You were there at the right time but it's no coincidence for me you started a mission to help other boys get through this milestone and it was like "already written" your sensitivity and your natural empathy do not is not there by chance either.
You don't yet see the treasure inside you. Keep your feet on the ground because when it's time, when you're ready, things will take off for you. You have such wonderful parents, everything is really fluid, you are "real" and nowadays this authenticity is so important , this sincerity that you have Alison (with a very cute voice) and you Cormac who experienced this change which is, in fact if I understood correctly, an EVOLUTION that you managed perfectly.
In any case, Bravo, it's a very successful podcast for a first, the intervention of the "specialists" is excellent. Your story is fascinating and the good news is that it has only just begun.
I'm looking forward to the next one 👏 🤗😘😘😘
Merci beaucoup Christelle 😀 I really wanted to try and help people who enjoy treble / not soprano singing to find out just a little bit more about it all 😀😀
So just you. Cormac, always thinking of others. Your fellow boy singers, especially. If the world was filled with such compassionate, kind people as you, what a wonderful world it would be. Proud to support you 🥰
Thank you very, very much for all your support and I’m so glad you enjoyed this 😊
Two peas 🫛 🫛 in a pod cast. 😮😂🤗
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