https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RJwb3JU1rA Hey there, this is John Henny, and on today's vocal tip I want to talk about Why You Want to Avoid Absolutes in Your Singing. When studying or discussing singing, you'll
When tackling a larger project, such as writing a song or reaching a vocal goal, it is all too easy to falter just before the finish line. After the initial inspiration
There can be two planes of focus when singing. The inner is on physical adjustments - the breath, vocal fold resistance, etc. Outer focus is on the results - a brighter
Great singers are a fantastic source of inspiration, but the temptation to copy them can leave our singing struggling for originality. In this episode, John discusses how to breakdown your favorite
Singing, performing, and auditioning can be stressful, filling the mind with doubt and fear. Annie Little is an experienced actress and voice teacher who has been using guided meditations to help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NSPy4TbxNQ Hey there, this is John Henny, and on today's vocal tip, I want to talk about Vowel Tendencies. What do I mean by Vowel Tendencies? Well, in singing and in speech, vowels
Goals can give us focus and direction, but they can also cause us to miss new paths and opportunities. In this episode, John discusses why goals can be an illusion, how
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND_3uGs9coM Hey there, this is John Henny, and on today's vocal tip, I want to talk about why you need to be kind to yourself. As I'm sure you are well aware,
RAab Stevenson is a first call voice teacher for superstars. His client list includes Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, Dave Matthews, Kelly Clarkson, and Pharrell Williams. In this episode, RAab shares his stories