Brad Williard

Dr. Bradley Williard expands the way entrepreneurs, thought leaders, voice professionals, and unheard voices approach the human voice and body, and their relationship to growing self-confidence and vulnerability. As a researcher, opera singer, breathing specialist, voice teacher, and speaker, his voice integration method and scientific research have been game changers in building connection and relationship.

Bradley believes that a voice that reflects the dimensions of love is a voice that has broken free from the chains of comparison, judgement, and fear. The ultimate goal is to find your way back to your most natural You, and through that journey reclaim the voice that has always been yours – a voice that knows your Self.

Bradley walks the line between science and soul, weaving both worlds together as a way to grow natural authenticity and a healthy creative mindset. His experiences of voice and soul have afforded him the opportunity to study with indigenous elders from Peru, North America, and India.

Bradley also trained at the Ilse Middendorf Institute in Berlin, Germany, and holds degrees from University of Kentucky, Manhattan School of Music, and UNC School of the Arts. He has performed with a variety of opera houses, symphonies, ensembles, and chamber orchestras throughout the US and Europe. He has served on the administration of both Manhattan School of Music and The Juilliard School, as guest lecturer at UNC Chapel Hill and Gardner Webb University, and currently serves as breathing clinician for UNC School of the Arts and voice faculty member at Mars Hill University. Bradley’s students have performed on stages across the world, including Lyric Opera of Chicago, San Francisco Opera, Washington National Opera, Santa Fe Opera, San Diego Opera, Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, to name but a few.