Fricatives Are My Favorite!
by Robyne Driggs What is a fricative? In this teaching tip, Robyne Driggs shares her experience with this valuable tool, and how they can be…
Author: Adrienne Osborn
The Foolproof Formula for Emotional Song Introductions
We love singing songs we feel passionately about, songs that hold meaning for us. Sometimes, we get to share that meaning with our audience by…
The Foolproof Formula for Emotional Song Introductions
We love singing songs we feel passionately about, songs that hold meaning for us. Sometimes, we get to share that meaning with our audience by…
Have You Hit the High Notes?
by Kate Downey and Billy DiCrosta Kate Downey reminds fellow teachers of the importance in keeping up with their vocal range daily, not only for…
Anxiety: from the Brain to the Larynx and Back
by Aleksandra Sieja In this teaching tip, Aleksandra tackles an important emotion that can often cause serious internal conflict: Anxiety. How does it affect the voice?…
3 Different Ways of “Covering”
For ages, we have known that we need “covering” to negotiate the passaggi. Here are 3 ways to do it (and hopefully achieving the same…
Teaching Without Words
by Ellie Seligmann When you think about it, teaching singing is a pretty crazy superpower. If it were not enough that we are teaching singers…
