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VOCAL CONTROL – A new way to look at it! (aka You’ve got it all wrong!)

We all want vocal control, but 99% of you out there are going about it ALL WRONG! When you learn to educate your system – the larger, more powerful part of yourself – and discover the CONTROL OF NO CONTROL, you’ll never go back to the old way. Here’s what I mean…

RULING THE EXCEPTIONAL TONGUE: The Tongue at Rest and the Tongue in Vocal Action

We talk a lot about releasing and mobilizing the tongue, but there are two other crucial topics less-well understood: how to hold it when at rest and just what to do with it in order to optimize its function in action. Let’s explore both…

Understanding Vocal Support – The Bare Bones of Singing

We talk a lot about support in singing and usually about breath support, but there’s more, much more to this idea of support that has more to do with the skeleton than anything else. Learning to support one’s self and one’s singing skeletally changes everything.

REVISIONIST FUTURE: Why do we need to recover after recovering?

Why is it that we seem to have to recover vocally long after we’ve already recovered from some other impactful event – grief, surgery, break-up, move? Why is there often a second recovery after the first? There could be lots of reasons, but for sure there’s one sure-fire way to recover and keep recovering and it’s… PLAY!

The Best Way to Experience Big Vocal Improvements: Do Less, Sense More!

We think it’s best to do more all the time: sing more, practice more, exercise more, etc. in order to get better. But, that just isn’t the case! Here’s another way to get more by doing less…

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