Recognizing when your student needs a Medical Professional
Weekly Teaching Tip – Sep. 16, 2013 Changes in the voice mean something…..but what?? Don’t guess Misdiagnosis of voice problems is common. Patients/students may be…
Category: Weekly Teaching Tips
Start your week with a helpful teaching tip
Helping Students who Don’t get the Part
Weekly Teaching Tip – Sep. 9, 2013 by Aimee Geddes This last week I have been running auditions for a High School musical. They are…
Help Your Students Less to Help Them More
Weekly Teaching Tip – Sep. 2, 2013 By Dean Kaelin On numerous occasions I have had teachers express concern that they would never be able…
Muscle Tension Dysphonia
Weekly Teaching Tip – August 26, 2013 One of the most common voice disorders I encounter in my Otolaryngology Practice is Muscles Tension Dysphonia (MTD).…
Working with an “airy” voice
Weekly Teaching Tip – August 19, 2013 by Sonia Lachowolska The airy voice and the airty voice… it is not always the same… Listening to…
Relaxing the jaw?
Weekly Teaching Tip – August 12, 2013 by Dr. Hubert Noe In medicine and especially in chiropractic we learn and teach causal chains of symptoms.…
THE IMPORTANCE OF ONSET
Onset can be defined as the manner in which a vocal tone is initiated. The initiation of vocal tone determines the quality of the…
Warm Up for a bigger group of singers
Weekly Teaching Tip – July 29, 2013 Hello everybody! I have just finished teaching at a 10-day-long summer workshop, International Summer Jazz Academy in Krakow,…
Empowering Students by your tone of voice
Weekly Teaching Tip – July 22, 2013 As a teenager I read a book called “The power of positive thinking” by Norman Vincent Peale, among…
Recitals – to do or not to do?
Weekly Teaching Tip by Rocio Guitard I run a voice studio with 3 teachers and a waiting list. The most dreaded question I used to…
