Ever wonder how someone doing a Broadway Tour stays healthy while on the road? Read on to learn how the cast of Company is prioritizing their health!
Baritone Eric McKeever was in decent shape, ate relatively well, and took a more alternative medicine approach to health, yet he found himself in need of a heart valve repair surgery. Read on to learn about his experience.
In part two of the Autistic Classical Singer series, we'll look at an example of a highly successful autistic singer and offer guidance for autistic classical singers.
Welcome to part two in our Tool Time series, where we provide reasoning and use cases for items for singing and maintenance of the voice. In the hot seat this time: The Belt Box.
Theresa Werba grew up feeling different in the way she communicated and socialized, but was able to find relief through singing. Read on to learn about her experience with autism.
Spring has sprung, which means pollen has too! Read on to learn from Dr. Paul Kwak the best ways to manage your spring allergies.
Previously published, we're bringing this article back for you. Dr. Anthony Jahn was often asked two questions about the larynx: “Is there something different about a singer’s larynx?” and “Can you tell a singer’s Fach by looking at the vocal folds?” Read on for the answers!
Welcome to the first in a series of thoughts on the usefulness of specific singing tools. I am hoping to provide some reasoning and use cases for items for singing and maintenance of the voice.
Performing is an act of service during which we reach inside ourselves and pour our souls out onstage for the world to see. This act, while rewarding, can drain our emotional cup. Read on to see how you can refill it!
Let’s face it, mucus is not an enthralling subject. Yet the purpose of our mucus membranes is profound: they are the respiratory system’s first line of defense. Read on to learn how mucus can help our singing!
Learn from experts on trauma-informed voice care how to provide compassionate instruction and how to create a safe space in the voice studio.
Smartphones are awesome. They make our lives so much easier in a lot of ways. But they can cause both mental and physical problems if we’re not careful with how (and how much) we use them. Read on to learn more!
