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Hearing Your Own Voice

Finding Your Voice

Making Vowels

Your Sound

Breathing: Difference for
Singing or Speaking

Engaging Speaking Voice

Your Passaggio

Your Vocal health

Allergies

Diet and the Voice

Vocal Changes

Tired Vocals?

Vocal Limbo Technique

Struggling with Vocal Wobble?

Not Feeling Well

Medications & Your Voice

Vocal Injuries

Your Vibrato

Developing Your Vibrato

Riffs & Scales

Riffs and Scales

Riffs Require Flexibility

Riffs to Exercises

Breaking Down Riffs

Vocal TEnsion

Vocal Tension Checklist

Vocal Tension:
Breath Flow & Compression

Vocal Tension - Tight Muscles

Vocal Injuries

Aging Vocals

Reduce Vocal Tension

Your Neck & Voice

Your Singing Vitamins

Secret to Relaxation

Tongue & Tension

Vital Relaxation Tip

Your Alignment

Awareness Helps

Alignment or Posture?

Get TALLER as You Exhale!

Best Alignment Exercises

Perk UP!

Phones Impact Posture

Spinal Love

More Flexibility Please

Sitting Posture

Your Breathing

Getting Enough Air?

New Song Learning & Breathing

Rule of 12 Breaths

Feel like you’re not getting enough AIR? Try invoking the “Rule of 12 Breaths”! While sitting down, breathe 3 times into your ribs with arms over your head. Then clasp your hands behind your back, push them down and breathe 3 times across your chest. Next wrap your hands around yourself in a hug and breathe into your back 3 times. Finally, roll down and place your elbows on your knees. Again, breathe 3 times and feel the expansion in your lower back, belly, and pelvis. After 12 breaths, you should feel a great expansion of breath all over your body! Any time your breathing is feeling shallow, just remember the “Rule of 12 Breaths”. You’ll be breathing much more efficiently without even having to get up!

Your Larynx

Larynx

Larynx Anatomy Moment!

Vocal Folds & the Larynx

Controlling the Larynx

Style Evolving

Your Sound Spectrum

High or Low Larynx?

Hang Out with Your Larynx

No PRESSURE - Vocal Valve

TENSION & RELEASE

Your TONGUE

Frog in Your Throat?

Tongue & Jaw

Tongue Twisters

Your REGISTERS

VOCAL REGISTRATION

Your Range, Many Notes,
Multiple Registers

Your RESONANCE

TWANG is Key!

Vocal Message-In-A-Bottle

ConSONANTS & VOWELS

Consonants Make Style Happen

Set Up Your Vowels

Vocal Agility

Vocal Folds Need Agility

Your Ears

Your Ears & Voice

Singing with Accompaniment

LISTENING

Practice Tips

Practice Makes Perfect, Right?

Specific Goals

ANNOYED?

Make A Joyful Noise

Your Repertoire & presentation

VARIETY is KEY

Who, Wants, Where?

LYRICS Matter

Carry the Sound

Good News - Bad News

Choosing Songs

The Right Attitude

Excellence > Perfection

We all strive to be EXCELLENT in our artistry. However, no artist, performer, or singer is PERFECT. It’s important to make the distinction between Excellence and Perfection. To be Excellent is to EXCEL. It is the ongoing state of excelling and doing well. In other words, Excellence is a process and not a final result. Perfection, on the other hand, is static. It is something that is already fully whole and complete. This is why Perfection is never attainable for any artist. Nor should we desire to attain it. Because if we were Perfect, we would be DONE. But, thankfully we can never be Perfect. So, our artistic and vocal journey continues every single day. Our Freedom comes from letting go of the desire to be perfect. Our Joy comes from the constant state of pursuing Excellence. And our Excellence comes from our Joy and Freedom to sing!