The Shadow Side of Social Media
At what point does technology stop being a tool and become an enemy to creativity?
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Maxwell’s Vocal Challenge
Megan Gloss looks at vocal problems that affect popular singers.
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Don’t Wait to Hydrate
Drink the ‘right way’ to enhance your performance –says Mark Baxter
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Singers: Shed Those Extra Pounds
Be less anxious and more energized on stage -says Sharon Zarabi
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Singer Foods – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Your diet is a part of an optimal performance -says Jeannie Deva
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Singers are Driven and Courageous
A musical moment can be worth a thousand lifetimes –says David Ackert
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Quincy Jones on Producing
“Q”s insights can help singers achieve their goals – says Bill Gibson
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Achieve an Unforgettable Performance
It’s time to touch your audience with a genuine feeling -says Jeannie Deva
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The Singer’s Diet
Once you know the perils, you’ll be on your way to the body you want – says Sharon Zarabi
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Get Back To Your Real Work
Eric Maisel gives singers two essential ideas on staying focused.
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Writing Songs When You’re Not Alone
-Into the song writing sanctum with Mastodon’s Troy Sanders
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Dealing with Melancholy Moods
Singers can move their sadness into action –says Petra Tool
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10 Reasons Singing Makes Us Happy
Have you reminded yourself lately why you love to sing?
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A More Natural Performance Life
Leading creativity coach Eric Maisel aims to help singers past destructive thoughts.
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Have I Messed Up My Voice?
Dear Dr. Jahn, I’ve been sick for a long time – first with a sore throat followed by an infection. Then, I suffered with allergies and now I’m sick again! I tried singing earlier today and it sounded really bad – do you think I have messed up my voice? How would I know if [...]
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Mistakes, Embarrassment & Recovery on Stage
Deal with the unexpected and still prevail with your singing –says Petra Tool
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Endless Phlegm!
Dear Dr. Jahn, I have a student that produces a lot of phlegm (heard as a “gravel-rattle” kind of sound) in his upper range of head voice. He’s not unwell (or been unwell) so it’s not connected to a virus or bacterial infection. It’s quite disconcerting as we’ve already worked on all the obvious things [...]
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Is Vocal Fatigue Inevitable?
Vocal fold muscles really can’t be compared to biceps and quads -says Lisa Popeil
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Celine Dion’s Viral Voice
Deal with vocal setbacks that affect popular singers says Megan Gloss
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Can Voice Teachers Actually Agree?
There are so many methods, but there are common themes –says Lisa Popeil
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Be Your Own Singing Performance Coach
Leading creativity coach Eric Maisel aims to help singers past destructive thoughts.
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Neil Sedaka – On Staying Creative
Neil Sedaka takes us into the depths of the songwriting process.
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The Real Neil Sedaka
A singing legend shares his heart with singers in this exclusive interview with VoiceCouncil.
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The Benefits of Being Brave
Successful singers move beyond their comfort zone – says Juliet Russell
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Keith Urban Gets His Voice Back
Megan Gloss shows how you can avoid vocal injuries that affect popular singers.
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How Do I Sing if I Have a Cold?
This is always a tricky one if you are a professional singer.
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