How The Pros Warm Up Their Voice Before a Show
There are tons of vocal warm ups you can do to relax and protect your instrument, but here’s how the pros do it.
There are tons of vocal warm ups you can do to relax and protect your instrument, but here’s how the pros do it.
Whether you’re feeling anxious, tired, stressed, dry, or un-inspired ahead of an upcoming session here are tips to relax the mind and vocals.
Hydration is necessary for keeping your vocal cords healthy, but all beverages are not created equal. Here’s our list of good/bad drinks.
A drummer with allergies can still perform, a guitarist with the flu can record from home, but singers need optimal health to work at all…
An important lesson for singers instructing how to do vocal warm ups that enhance voice range and health, and which are especially fun.
A motivational editorial on vocalist anxiety and how to get over it both in real time when anxiety strikes, and in the long term.
Here are fourteen ways to hydrate your voice throughout the day and week so that when you’re on stage, your voice is as healthy and prepared as can be!
New course announcement! You’re an actor who can already learn a piece of music on your own from the notation, but what happens when you’re thrown a piece of music on the fly? How do you tune your ear so you can hold down a difficult harmony line and sing in parts? Well, we can help with those…
The above video is courtesy of our brand-new, free course, The Definitive Guide to Building Your Audition Book. Being prepared for an audition in musical theater is a multi-faceted endeavor. Yes, you need to do what you do best and flawlessly — sing, act, and possibly even bust out a dance step or two — but…
Exercise your voice and get ready to sing by developing a warmup routine. You’ll be able to sing longer, better, and stronger in the long run!