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What Are They Looking For? Cover
9/30/2016

What Are They Looking For?

I already know what you are thinking. The wheels are spinning and the corners of your mouth are creeping into a smile.

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8/26/2016

Efficiency in Singing

As singers we often set goals pertaining to our vocal technique. During the first lesson with a new student, I ask them what their technical goals are and receive certain answers regularly: “I want to increase my range”, “I want to be able to riff”, “I want to sing the high notes with more ease”, and “I want to learn how to belt”. All of these goals are noble and important to articulate as you set out on your vocal journey.

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8/10/2016

Forgetting Muscle Memory

Whether you’re working to improve your voice, learning how to play a new instrument, or striving to make the world’s greatest grilled-cheese sandwich, it’s going to take practice…and practice means repetition. The natural human instinct, however, is to move on once something’s been accomplished, and an artist can’t stand being stagnant or still. Yet, the fact remains: improvement requires the diligent and repetitive motions of practicing.

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Negotiating Styles: Classical To Pop Cover
1/21/2014

Negotiating Styles: Classical To Pop

Even if you’re an amateur pop music aficionado, you recognize the absurdity of approaching every style with the same technique.  Imagine for a moment a world in which classical technique is applied to pop music, and pop technique is applied to...

Tagged: Articles On Singing Articles On Vocal Pedagogy Breath Pressure Breathy Singing Classical Singing David Mccall High Breathy Larynx Larynxh Tightening Loud Singing Mixed Voice Pop Singing Relaxed Larync Singing Singing Articles Style Sub-glottic Breath Pressure Tension Vocal Articles Vocal Exercises Vocal Folds Vocal Pedagogy Articles Vocal Technique Vocal Tension Vocal Tract Vocal Tract Contraction Whisper-singing Z Slides