Mindy Pack is a leading celebrity voice teacher who is steeped in the latest voice science.
In this episode, Mindy gives her best advice for staying healthy on the road, as
We all want pure emotion in singing, but we also need to control and analyze our instrument to effectively deliver this emotion. How do we find a balance?
In this episode,
The tongue is a critical part of good, balanced singing, but our awareness can often be lacking.
In this episode, John discusses why tongue placement helps with registration and balance, and
Voice science is advancing our understanding of singing by leaps and bounds - but it's also becoming a bit overwhelming.
In this episode, John looks at the role of knowledge in
East is East and West is West - so went the Kipling poem and opposing voice teacher camps.
But now the walls between educators are crumbling as science and knowledge are
We are born with two voices - one that flips into high falsetto and one that can speak and yell. These voices work great for communicating, cheering, or calling for
This continued conversation with Laurel Irene and David Harris of Voice Science Works delves into judgment culture, the emotion of singing, as well as our evolving understanding of vocal registers.
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Join John as he talks with Laurel Irene and David Harris of Voice Science Works.
Topics covered include the importance of voice science, how neuroscience and singing, and the learning mindset.
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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
Maximum Flow Declination Rate (MFDR) is not something often discussed by singers (or even voice teachers) but it is an important part of having a powerful voice.
In this episode, John