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Dairy Products and Your Voice: Myth buster
There is a common myth that singers should avoid dairy products because they create too much mucus (phlegm) in the throat. For this reason, some teachers advise singers to avoid
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Jazz Singing – An Interview with Jazz Legend Sharny Russell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wy8yLS32SEUI asked Australian jazz singer, composer and pianist, Sharny Russell to give her thoughts on how jazz singing differs from other types. Also, how to learn to sing jazz. Sharny
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Audition advice: Pre 60s Golden Age Musicals
Are you auditioning for a musical theatre course, or building an audition book? Including at least one song from a pre-1960s show is mandatory in many of these instances. This blog
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Singing to a Tough Audience – A Busker’s Tale
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gYtx0Ul9vU&list=PLjaZo4qOz-mxzmbx5niLFv13bHUOQn4BwHave you ever had to sing to a tough audience? In today’s episode of Total Voice TV, London busker, John Clapper discusses the life of a busker. He offers tips
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Gospel Voice Technique – Singing tips from a pro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa7Qmw4UiR8Gospel singers possess impressive vocal power and voice technique. How can singers who have not grown up in an African-American church or who live far from this tradition develop the
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That pesky little flip! – vocal stability for singers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mcKdzOMSBoGreat voice technique allows you to sing evenly from the bottom of your vocal range to the top, without having to push and without any cracks or sudden changes of
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Lip bubble: Transform your singing with this exercise
The lip bubble or lip trill is an incredibly useful exercise that has spread like wildfire through the vocal community. It belongs to a family of exercises known as semi-occluded
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Song stuck in your head? Understanding and eliminating earworms
An earworm is a catchy part of a song that gets stuck in your head and repeats over in your mind, even after it is no longer playing. Other names
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Duets for Music Theatre Singers
Duets are musical compositions for two performers and have been part of the structure of musical theatre from the earliest shows in the 20s until now. Duets serve many purposes.
