Is your middle voice as blended in as this little one? NOTE: The audio player should appear below, if not, please click on the title of this post and go online to hear. Available also on iTunes, Google Play and Android podcast apps. Middle voice. The easy notes. Right. Those notes in the middle of… Read More » about Cracky, Weak, Strained Middle Voice? 4 Fixes
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St. Patrick’s Day and the Voice
Tis the season for pots of gold, green bear and lucky charms! St. Patrick’s Day has traditionally been a day for drinking oneself silly because of the exception the Catholic Church in Ireland makes in its Lent drinking prohibition for that one day. Yelling out-of-tune anthems from alcohol-dried/numb vocal cords sounds like a great way… Read More » about St. Patrick’s Day and the Voice
How Much Is a Million? Celebrating All Things Vocal Blog
Thank you all for joining me here… you have viewed this blog over a million times! I hope you keep reading and sharing… let me know if you have a subject or question concerning the voice that you’d like me to post about. It takes a village (of readers) to inspire this blog! Meanwhile, celebrate… Read More » about How Much Is a Million? Celebrating All Things Vocal Blog
The Power of Getting To The Point – Your Central Message As Songwriter, Singer, Speaker
NOTE: The audio player should appear below, if not, please click on the title of this post and go online to hear. Available also on iTunes, Google Play and Android podcast apps. Writing the Message Great songs, like any great art, have a point. The listener should be able to ‘get’ this central ‘take away’,… Read More » about The Power of Getting To The Point – Your Central Message As Songwriter, Singer, Speaker
Developing the Successful Artist: Interview with PCG Founder Bernard Porter
Bernard Porter of PCG NOTE: The audio player should appear below, if not, please click on the title of this post and go online to hear. Available also on iTunes, Google Play and Android podcast apps. My audio interview for this post today is with Bernard Porter, who is the President and Founder of the… Read More » about Developing the Successful Artist: Interview with PCG Founder Bernard Porter
Singing Studio Vocals With Live Stage Magic
Going from stage mic to studio mic can feel like a trip to Mars Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Android If you, dear singer, have done enough stage performance to feel confident with a mic or instrument in your hands, singing in the studio can feel as unnatural and uncomfortable as… Read More » about Singing Studio Vocals With Live Stage Magic
Missing Roots of Music on Radio? Why Not To Worry
This post is available on my audio podcast. If you don’t see the Podcast player below this sentence, please click on the title of this post to see it on the web. You can find it on iTunes and Android Podcast Apps as well as Google, Amazon, TuneIn Radio and most other podcast apps. I just… Read More » about Missing Roots of Music on Radio? Why Not To Worry
Interview with Tiamo – Keynote Concerts
Tiamo performing live for 15,000 people I’ve decided to do interviews for some of my blogposts this year. I’ll summarize the interview on my blog, and you can hear the audio on All Things Vocal Podcast. I’m coming out of the shoot with a great interview with motivational speaker, singer-songwriter, teacher and keynote concert performer… Read More » about Interview with Tiamo – Keynote Concerts
New Year’s Resolutions For Your Voice – What, Why, How to Make Them Real
How true it is! The idea of making New Year’s Resolutions is a strange tradition that mostly becomes a to-do list that doesn’t get done. Michael Hyatt suggests if we turn the idea of a resolution into a goal we are much more likely to act on it. I’d go farther and say every goal… Read More » about New Year’s Resolutions For Your Voice – What, Why, How to Make Them Real
Cold, Cough, Laryngitis! 9 Day Journal of a Desperate Vocal Coach
Desperate times call for desperate measures!! Day 1 Monday I noticed I started a weird dry cough that evening. Didn’t seem to be a reason for it. So I just ignored it and kept watching the rerun of Castle I was into. The new episodes have been awful… they split up over no good reason…. Read More » about Cold, Cough, Laryngitis! 9 Day Journal of a Desperate Vocal Coach