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Today I’m on the East Coast listening to the waves roar in from the almighty Atlantic. Like most days, today I have also given a little thought to the human larynx. No, I’m not obsessed with it, but let’s face it: I’m a vocal coach, with the responsibility of evaluating how singers, speakers and actors…
Hi Singers. I just got a great question about keeping your vocal cords hydrated, and thought I’d share it with you along with my reply. A friend of ours who is currently finishing her degree in voice asked: I have heard several times a singer must drink water to keep the voice hydrated. My question…
ATTENTION CLASSROOM TEACHERS, CHOIR DIRECTORS, DRAMA COACHES August, September and October can be vocally challenging times for teachers. As your vocal use increases so do some very common challenges like vocal fatigue and even laryngitis. Most of these problems can be completely eliminated by starting to warm-up and workout your voice NOW. Even if you’re…
IT’S WINTER. THAT MEANS LOTS OF SINGING AND DRYER AIR ONE OF THE BIGGEST CHALLENGES all singers face is recognizing how dehydrating singing is even in the best of times. Every time we exhale we are losing moisture. In fact, when a singer like Chris Tomlin does a full concert he’s apt to lose a gallon or…
EXTREME HEAT CAN = DRY THROAT? Much of the country is experiencing extreme heat. We had a heat index of 110 yesterday in Nashville which is very, very unusual. The good news for Carole and me is that we don’t have to leave the home/office/studio. The bad news is that with the air conditioner…