Tag: training
You’re the Voice! Try and Understand That
Yes, I’m quoting John Farnham. Actually, I’m quoting Chris Thompson, Andy Quanta, Keith Reid and Maggie Ryder – the people who wrote the lyrics. You’re the voice, try and understand it Make a noise and make it clear Oh-o-o-o, whoa-o-o-o! We’re not […]
Forum – a place to engage in discussion
My last few posts have elicited quite a few generous responses via email, which I’ve then asked permission to post here on the blog. To make things easier, I’ve just set up a new page, you will see the link on the navigation […]
Giving Voice to Children – The Next Question?
My last post struck a chord with some of my voice teaching colleagues, who contacted me directly. I have asked their permission to post their remarks here, so that we may open out the discussion to a wider readership. Elizabeth Montoya-Stemann lives […]
Giving a Voice to Everyone: Where Would You Start?
Here’s something that has been bugging me for many years – in fact, it’s the reason I undertook to do a PhD on the subject of a theory of the voice. Given that most people have no idea how much their voices […]
The Voice Class has just passed the half-way mark. We’ve established the basic principles of good posture, self-awareness as against self-consciousness, the physics of sound and the relationship between breath and voice. We’ve learned the mini-vocal warmup, and begun the process of […]
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