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What Is Breath Support in Singing? Core Coordination, Not Strength
What breath support in singing really is: the muscles involved, why coordination matters more than core strength, and five exercises to practice it.
Vocal Health for Singers: How to Take Care of Your Voice
Everyday vocal health habits for singers: hydration, warmups, rest, singing when you’re under the weather, reflux and food, and when to see a doctor.
Vocal Projection: How to Sing Louder Without Straining
Vocal projection vs. volume: how to sing louder and be heard without strain, five exercises that help your voice carry, and how to project high notes.
Can Anyone Learn to Sing? From “Tone Deaf” to Talented
Think you’re tone deaf? True tone deafness is uncommon. Why most people can learn to sing, how pitch skills develop, and why talent is only a starting point.
Voice Major
Many passionate singers decide to pursue university level education in Voice through a college or university. But there are surprising differences in different types of degree programs that can be helpful to consider as you select which schools you may apply to! Here...
Musical Theater Audition Songs: How to Choose, With Ideas by Voice Type
How to choose a musical theater audition song, with song ideas for soprano, mezzo, tenor and baritone, plus how to cut your song, prepare your music and build an audition book.