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What does Voice Training involve?
Voice training involves becoming aware of and developing all the parts of the body involved in producing vocal sound and speech. There are four primary areas of work that are essential for optimal voice production and form a logical vocal progression. These are: body and posture; breathing; the...
Can't Speak Can't Teach: Look After Your Voice
Once it’s gone, there’s no getting your voice back again. You can’t simply go out and buy and new one! In a profession most likely to experience occupational injury in this area, it’s time we started looking after one of the greatest assets we have – our voices. How many of us have bravely...
How and Where to Place Your Voice
WHAT IS PLACEMENT? The voice can be divided into 2 parts, the chest and the head sounds. The chest is the fuller sounding voice from the bottom notes in your range to the upper middle and the head takes you from the...
Why and How I Became a Tutor
It started with a phone call. "Emanuela, would you like to come to Pavia to teach our choir?" A school friend I came to know while studying under the acclaimed M.tro Mauro Uberti at the St.Cordero di Pamparato Institute, called me. My friend had founded a choir and remembered how my...
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Resources... and a laugh
Resources are crucial for anyone wishing to improve in a given area. Please find below a short list of a few resources I've found helpful over the years, principally for singers, though certain books (i.e. Presence) offer life as well as performing advice. Also, if you have five minutes or...
Creating Beautiful Harmony via the Humble Canon
For groups of singers, experienced or not, the humble canon is an ideal way into harmony singing. Though very simple, it’s still an interesting musical structure. Its simplest and most accessible form is the “round” or “catch” - a melodic line sung first by one voice or group of...
Inspiring Quote by Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt - Paris, Sorbonne 1910 - It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by the dust and sweat and...
Vocal Power and Basic Centering
Natural Vocal Power and Basic Centering There is a limit to how far you can go with developing a deeper voice, without faking it and sounding false/put-on. Your vocal chords are of a certain length and your body of certain dimensions that place your voice in a certain bandwidth - tenor...