Balanced Onset Teaching Tools with Tricia Grey

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Tricia Grey February 10, 2020

Weekly Teaching Tip – Jan 13, 2020
by Tricia Grey

Balanced Onset

Once your students have mastered some of the other basics of singing, it is great to help them focus on the details in the voice that give the voice it’s magic! Check out the video below from Tricia Grey’s You Can Be A Successful Voice Teacher training program!

Click here to view the video: https://youtu.be/85MJcVQ7fRY

Categories: Weekly Teaching Tips

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