The voice is a musical instrument, just like a guitar or violin. But we have muscle, ligament, and tissue rather than wood and steel, and knowledge of the parts and
Your singing voice is an actual instrument, and it can be considered the hardest instrument to master because of how intricate and individual each voice is. Unlike an acoustic guitar
In this episode, John talks with Licensed Massage Therapist and Manual Voice Specialist Christine Schneider about the cutting-edge practice of Manual Laryngeal Therapy, where she specializes in laryngeal and TMJ
In this episode, John talks with voice teacher Jeremy Ryan Mossman about our body's "fascia" and how it relates to our singing.
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What is fascia?
How fascia actually can
In this episode, John talks with Kerrie Obert, a Speech-Language Pathologist, singing voice specialist, and voice teacher, about endoscopies and the insights about the voice she has found. Episode Highlights:
In this episode, John talks about what is meant by singing with an "open throat" and how to approach this vocal technique with balance in mind.
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How to tell
In this episode, John talks about what is actually going on during breathing for singing and how understanding the process of breath support can help you in your search to
In this episode, John talks about the importance of hydration for singing and the steps we can take to support our voice.
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The mucus membrane on the vocal folds
In this episode, John talks about when to put the books, podcasts, and study down to take that knowledge you have learned and utilize it to understand your voice better.
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Why is it easier for some of us to sing while others struggle?
Genetics may be part of the answer.
In this episode, John talks with voice teacher Julie Miles about her