A Bit of Vocal Science
So much of what we do as singers and voice teachers is about balancing and controlling resonance. In fact, many of the problems people blame on
Reflections On Teaching Voice
Those of you who know me are probably aware I have made some big changes in my teaching career over the past few years. Changes in teaching
What Your Audience Really Wants From You
Last night I sat and listened to Luciano Pavarotti, one of the most beautiful voices to have ever graced this planet. He is someone
Which Teacher Are You?
I was speaking with a teacher of a well-known “Guru” singing method. This is a type of method that is based on one person’s understanding of the
Rolling In The Deep - A Singer's Guide
Adele’s “Rolling In The Deep” is certainly one of the most popular songs to come through my studio in quite a while. Her
When is Simple Too Simple?
We’ve all seen the quotes from history’s great thinkers extolling the genius of simplicity. Even the Apple computer I write this on is a testament to
Are Your Students Confused?
We’ve all been there as teachers. We hear something we know is wrong, but we’re not sure why.
We start trying every exercise we can think of, hoping
Embrace Your Mistakes
When I am working with a student I am always on the lookout to see if they are dismissing a vocal event.
Dismissing an event is when attempting an
Embrace Your Struggles
We always want our movie heroes to go through trials and tribulations – those events that make or break them. Luke Skywalker struggling in his training with Yoda,
Are You Making These Mistakes?
I often work with voice teachers to help them make better decisions when working with students. Today I want to look at some of the bigger