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4/19/2021

Fitness: Habits and Tips to Help you Sing your Best

We chat with New York Vocal Coaching Senior Associate Andy King about fitness for singers.

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

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

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.

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