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  3. June 2014

Classical Singer Magazine

Musings on Mechanics

Have you ever wondered why some singers who win competitions and land coveted young artist spots in their 20s fail to have long-term, successful careers? Faulty vocal technique, exposed when the larynx matures and ossifies, just might be the culprit. Learn how to troubleshoot your own vocal technique to ensure this doesn’t happen to you.

Claudia Friedlander

The Tao of Breathing

How many times have you heard your voice teacher tell you to breath? As the foundation of good singing, breath is emphasized again and again for singers. Consider this concept as many nonsingers see it for a fresh and grounding perspective.

Theresa Werba

An Exploration of Pedagogical Ancestry

Read how one singer’s discovery of her own teacher’s teachers’ philosophies has illuminated her work as both teacher and singer. And then be inspired to uncover your own pedagogical ancestry.

Kimberly Beasley

The Entrepreneurial Career

Something as mundane as a work habit can mean the difference between success and failure. Understand your own habits—and those of your audience—to make the most of them.

Amanda Keil

 

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