Learning about the voice can be a confusing journey, especially online. Teachers will tell you to "always" do one thing and "never" do another and why other methods and instruction
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
It's not enough to understand your voice - you must feel it in a knowing and precise way.
Cataloging all the various sensations of pitch, vowel, color, and intensity is a
Singers are often unsure how much to practice on a daily basis.
There are a number of variables that come into play, and each singer is different.
In this episode, John discusses
The balancing of tiny, unseen muscles is critical for singing, but these coordinations can be tricky.
In this episode, John explains the muscles of pitch - how they work and how
In singing, the vowel is "all-important" while consonants are often relegated to bits of noise that must be negotiated around.
But consonants not only give us understandable language - they are
Rhythm and sense of time are not the first things singers tend to work on, yet they are vitally important music skills.
Developing a great sense of time and a feel
Using a straw to warm-up the voice is extremely efficient and effective.
The straw provides changes in backpressure and acoustics that make it easier to find vocal balance and stability.
In this
"Placement" is a term that often confuses singers:
How do I place the voice?
What is the right placement for my voice?
Is there a lever to move my voice forward and back?
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