I'll start with a cheesy, LA name-dropping story.
I was working with an amazingly talented actress, who was auditioning for a film role that required her character to sing.
I had also
Fergie recently got roasted for her performance of the National Anthem, setting off a social media frenzy of gleeful attacks.
The fear is singers watching this will be afraid to take
So, Fergie did her own, "unique" interpretation of the National Anthem, and it got a bit of attention, but not for the reasons I’m sure she wanted.
It was amazing to
Skilled, in-demand voice teachers see a high number of voice students in a given week, all vying for their attention.
With an extensive roster of students, there will always be those
"Trust, but verify" might come from the Ronald Reagan era but it is certainly applicable today.
The internet is a wonderful explosion of knowledge, and singing is no exception. The disruptive
Studying your craft is critical to master your singing. But when does study become a crutch or avoidance mechanism?
Fear of failure. Fear of judgment.
These can be crippling.
Yet if we don't
The optimal positioning of the larynx is a subject that can certainly keep voice teachers debating.
Some feel a low larynx is optimal, while others will argue for a raised position.
This
Have you ever thought about teaching voice, but are intimated?
In this episode John talks about the joys of a teaching career, and how you can get started on your path.
Teaching
A career in the entertainment business takes enormous dedication.
You are competing against the best in the world and you need to bring your absolute best to the table.
Dedication and hard
The vocal break is the dreaded part of the voice that keeps voice teachers in business.
The break is the number one issue most singers deal with.
If you hit this area