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3/19/2021

Navigating Menopause: Celebrating Your Changing Voice

Kristy Bissell, Voice Teacher Associate

Tagged: Alternative Healing Methods Hormones and the Voice How To Keep Your Voice Healthy Kristy Bissell

12/9/2016

Tending The Garden

I don’t have time to practice, and I don’t want to bother my neighbors.

Tagged: How To Keep Your Voice Healthy How To Practice Singing Vocal Health

11/13/2016

Why Pitch Matching Is Hard

There is a difference between simple and easy. Something simple can be explained in a few words; something easy can be executed with minimal effort. There are plenty of simple things that are not at all easy. Take running a marathon: you can explain the task in three words - run 26.2 miles - but the execution requires months or years of training.

Tagged: Am I Tone Deaf How To Find Your Singing Voice How To Match Pitch Vocal Exercises

9/30/2016

Auditioning 101: 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.

Tagged: Acting Tips Audition Tips Broadway New York Acting Coaching

8/26/2016

Efficiency in Singing

As singers we often set goals pertaining to our vocal technique...

Tagged: How To Practice Singing Vocal Health Vocal Strain

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.

Tagged: How To Practice Singing Psychology and Singing

7/18/2016

Challenge: What can you do in 8 bars?

What can you possibly do in eight bars? The answer is A LOT.

Tagged: Acting Tips Audition Tips Musical Theatre Audition Tips Psychology and Singing

5/20/2016

Stomach Out or Stomach In: The Skinny on Breathing

Tagged: Breath and Singing Breathe Support How To Breathe When Singing How To Sing From the Diaphragm

4/17/2016

Transform Your Struggle Into Your Strength!

My personal goal is to help prepare my students so well that they feel confident about every audition - no matter what.

Tagged: Audition Tips Broadway New York Acting Coaching Psychology and Singing

3/18/2016

The Money's in the Middle: Why your lower and middle range deserves more love

Everyone is always worried about the “money notes”: the high notes in a song. What about all the other notes?! Low and middle notes deserve much more love and respect than they usually get.

Tagged: How To Sing High Notes Money Notes Psychology and Singing Vocal Exercises Vocal Range Vocal Technique