Song
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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Song
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.
Voice
Voice technique: how to be the best singer you can be
For a moment, think about some singers and performances you truly love. Then ask yourself, what do you really love about them? If you’re like me, you probably love them
Song
Comedy songs for music theatre performers
If you intend to audition for a musical comedy or you need something light-hearted to perform, then it’s a good idea to have a couple of funny songs in your
Song
Expand your song repertoire – 10 Tips for Singers
Is your current music collection limited? Do you find yourself returning to the same recordings and artists? Are you unsure where to look to broaden your musical tastes? Do you
Performance
Your audition book – Smart Advice for Singers
Successful music theatre auditions require preparation and a great audition book. In this blog post, I tell you how to build your audition book, where to source the equipment and
Voice
Coping with vocally-demanding jobs
Are you a professional voice user? According to Lions Voice Clinic (Minneapolis), a professional voice user is anyone who relies on their voice to carry out their job. This can include: teachers, actors,
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How to improve your singing voice
Do you want real vocal change or just vocal enlightenment? Do you want to build your instrument, or just be entertained by learning things about singing? After more than twenty
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How to Find a Great Singing Teacher
Almost anyone can call themselves a voice coach or singing teacher. It is a completely unregulated industry. Doctors, lawyers and tax accountants all require some sort of minimum qualifications
