Episode 141 – Too Much of a Good Thing
Learning to sing is an evolving process, and you will need to change your approach as you improve. Exercises to help with common beginner problems can get you "stuck" if you
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Learning to sing is an evolving process, and you will need to change your approach as you improve. Exercises to help with common beginner problems can get you "stuck" if you
Putting yourself out there is an essential step for a singer. Getting your music heard by other than friends or family can give you invaluable feedback from which to improve. But the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXK8deTyQUQ Hey there, this is John Henny and on today's vocal tip I want to talk about One Of The Benefits Of Having A Lower Larynx. Voice teachers often talk about the
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBZYwQhdjIA Hey there, this is John Henny and on today's vocal tip I want to talk about fooling expectations. Popular Music works in patterns traditionally, verse-chorus or verse pre-chorus, chorus, and you
We are often encouraged to stay positive - think positive thoughts! But can negative thoughts help us with our singing? Negative reframing is a powerful psychological tool that can help break
We all love comparisons - top ten best and worst lists are consistently reliable clickbait. We also love to categorize and compare singers - including ourselves. But the comparison game often
A great voice is the product of great thoughts. The delicate balances of singing require precise thoughts to control the many muscles involved in the process. In this episode, John discusses
It takes work and dedication to learn to mix and blend through the vocal break. It also requires a period of being very careful to establish the new balanced in
"Research your own experience. Absorb what is useful, reject what is useless, add what is essentially your own." - Bruce Lee Bruce Lee's quest to fuse the martial arts in his