Singing is a mental game, and we need to keep our minds as positive and focused as possible.
Yet there are common vocal traps singers often find themselves falling into -
Being a working musical theatre actor is not just the bright lights of Broadway. There is opportunity working in touring and regional companies in the US and all over the
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
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
"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
He (or she) who hesitates is lost. This should be the mantra of every singer.
Plunging into scary, risky situations is what propels us and helps create musical breakthroughs.
In this episode,
Working in voice over used to be a very select group of people in major metropolitan areas. Now, the internet has created new opportunities for singers.
Liz Hill is a gifted
We all want to create our best work, reaching for an ideal. But when we attempt to attain "perfection," we can often end up spinning our wheels, afraid to show
Natalie Weiss is a gifted vocal educator, as well as an amazing singer and performer. Her popular YouTube channel is a must-watch for singers.
In this interview, Natalie gives us insights
When first starting to sing, there are usually major technical skills that need to be developed.
Once a baseline level of technique is established, there is a new mountain to climb