Holly Taylor-Zuntz is a singing leader and voice practitioner whose work brings together harmony singing, embodied voice and improvisation. She has a deep connection to Georgian polyphonic singing, shaped by several years living in Georgia and learning directly from master singers and tradition bearers. This experience continues to inform her teaching, while her approach remains open, intuitive and responsive to each group she works with.

Trained as a Natural Voice practitioner, Holly believes that singing is for everyone. She leads choirs, workshops and retreats across the UK and internationally, creating spaces where people can arrive as they are and explore their voices without pressure. Her sessions include simple harmony songs in English and other languages, improvisation and circle singing, as well as practical support for vocal health.

A big part of her work is helping people feel their voice in the body. Through gentle, guided exercises, participants begin to notice resonance, breath and vibration in a direct, physical way, while also developing awareness of the fascia and the role of the vagus nerve in regulating sound and tone. A relaxed body is a resonant one! Georgian songs are part of this process. They offer a powerful way into somatic practice, while also standing on their own as a distinctive musical tradition.