How do you support your vocal health?
There are things we can do everyday to keep our voice healthy, happy and ready to share our message with confidence and strength…
Here’s my checklist of 11 tools that you can incorporate today!
Cultivate your deep-listening. Let your soul have a voice. Meet yourself where you are in that moment with no judgment or expectation and give yourself the gift of that specific song. The music is choosing you for a reason.
Noticing vocal fatigue, lack of clarity in your tone, feeling less free and flexible? It could be the way you are releasing your sound that is irritating your voice…
There are many aspects to the study of voice, but observing how you create sound from the onset may provide valuable breakthroughs in your vocal technique and your effectiveness in communicating your passion.
Your vocal backstory is coloring how you use your voice today. Here are 9 questions to help you discover what habits are working for you and what beliefs need to be released.
Today, I am giving you a go-to tool for better performing. It is not very sexy and it is not a quick fix… but it does work!
From speaking to singing, low belly breathing is literally at the core of a strong, expressive and confident voice.
What’s good in your life? Let’s capture it and use it to support you in times of creative trial…
At my last performance class, I gave each of my singers a new journal and a piece of paper full of words. I invited them to join me in a practice that I am beginning in the new year. I would like to share it with you as well…
But if we can, in those tender moments, remind ourselves of the bigger picture, our greater strength and the inner vision we serve… and moment by moment, inch by inch, give ourselves permission to change our physical state, take the time to fake it ‘til we make it… and through those breaths of courage, science supports and data proves that we will find ourselves stronger, more confident, and presenting better.
We blame them on the moon, food, past lives, the devil, God, our childhood, our family, relationships, circumstances…but one thing is for sure… emotions happen… are you ready?