Here are my favorite ways to kick-start a practice session without waking the neighbors.
Protecting Your Singing Voice: Managing Acid Reflux
Managing Postnasal Drip: A Guide for Singers:
Postnasal drip can be a singer’s nightmare. Whether it’s caused by allergies or a bad cold, it can leave the vocal cords swollen, which can limit your range and make your voice more prone to injury. Find out what you can do at home to combat postnasal drip and when you should consider seeing a doctor.
Resources for Teaching Belting and Contemporary Vocal Technique
Like many voice teachers working today, I studied classical voice in college and my pedagogy training focused entirely on classical vocal technique. To make up for those limitations, I have spent the last 10 years attempting to educate myself about contemporary singing. I would like to share some of the resources that I have found most helpful.
Going Pro: A Guide for the Parents of Young Actors
As a voice teacher in the Philadelphia region, I am lucky to have several young students who do professional work as singers and actors. New students and their parents often ask me about going pro. Below are some thoughts and resources to get you started.
