TEACHING TIP: BALANCE – Part 1
Weekly Teaching Tip – Tricia Grey Jan. 29, 2018 We need to coordinate and balance four components of our vocal “system” in order to sing…
Author: Tricia Grey
Level 5 SLS Instructor
Master's Degree in Voice
Sang in many LA based rock, pop, blues, and jazz bands for 20 + years
IVTOM mentor
I own 2 Sing Like a Star (SLaS) studios in Atlanta GA, where I currently employ 5 Associate teachers that I have trained to teach my method
Currently writing a book YOU can Sing like Star!
I have been teaching for over 40 year, beginning with teaching for Seth Riggs in Hollywood CA. Seth was my teacher for many years.
TEACHING THE IMPOSED LARYNX
Weekly Teaching Tip – Nov. 6, 2017 by Tricia Grey F1, the first formant, is responsible for darkness and depth of tone. The imposed larynx…
THE NEUTRAL LARYNX
Weekly Teaching Tip – Sep. 4, 2017 by Tricia Grey The larynx is moveable and can assume various heights due to the engagement of extrinsic…
TEACHING TIP: THE CREAK
Weekly Teaching Tip – July 3, 2017 by Tricia Grey Using the creak (also known as vocal fry) is a good way to find “just…
The Myth of Talent
Weekly Teaching Tip – Jan. 2, 2017 by Tricia Grey, MM “Time is a created thing. To say ‘I don’t have time,’ is like saying,…
Breathing for Singers
Weekly Teaching Tip – Oct. 3, 2016 by Tricia Grey Breathing is one of the most controversial and hotly debated topics in vocal pedagogy, second…
Improving the Upper Register Mix with Italian Art Songs
Most of the students who come to us are interested only in singing popular music- which is often sadly limited to what they are exposed…
Developing a Unique Style
Weekly Teaching Tip – March 28, 2016 by Tricia Grey Practicing singing in different vocal styles will help you to develop a unique style of…
Riff Without Fear!
Weekly Teaching Tip – Jan. 5, 2016 by Tricia Grey Riffing, like any other musical skill, can be learned. Just like we learn to speak…
Becoming A Total Performer
Weekly Teaching Tip – Sep. 7, 2015 by Tricia Grey Having a great voice or perfect vocal technique is wonderful, but most audiences don’t pay…
