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How to Never Lose Your Voice

Mark Baxter reveals a simple equation to help all singers.

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One Vocalist Language?

When it comes to words for different voice qualities it’s “Vive la difference”! –says Kim Chandler

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Have You Tried Vocal Bubbling?

Rachel Bennett on one way to warm up your singing voice.

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How To Sing with More Control

Banish feelings of grabbing, choking, squeezing your voice –says Lisa Popeil

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Smoothing Your Vocal Registers

Become aware of your vocal folds as you blend your notes –says Lisa Popeil

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Develop a Singing Voice that Prevails

Someone who knows the pressures tells you how to deliver the goods.

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Try Tongue Twister…Vocal Warm-Ups

Precise pronouncing is your path to prevailing in performance –says Mark DeLisser

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Take Our 5 Singing Technique Tests

Put your singing to the test with these common tests used by vocal teachers all over the world.

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Getting Metal in Your Voice

Troy Sanders of Mastodon on the power of warming up.

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What is Melismatic Singing?

Kim Chandler reveals insights on vocal ornamentation.

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Make an Unforgettable Vocal Connection

What does it take to make your audience remember your singing? We discuss the answers.

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What is a Vocal Swing?

Karlene Wray in London’s The Lion King reveals the singing challenges behind her role.

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Your Gig Day Warm Up pt. 2

Dane Chalfin helps you prepare your body & your voice for your next gig.

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Singing Survival Tactics

NBC reality show singers share essential lessons with all vocalists.

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Overcome Singing Constriction

VoiceCouncil presents Coached episode 2

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Vocal Technique That Works

She had every reason to stop singing – but she refused to give up.

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Posture for the Vocalist

Vastly increase your vocal efficiency with a little effort at bracing -says Dane Chalfin

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Twist Your Vocal Warm Up

Engage your brain and your ears…as well as your voice -says Kim Chandler

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Learning Your Song: The Essentials

Giving your song even more soul is possible – says Jeannie Deva

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Your Starting Note – Top 5 Tips

No more fumbling; you can find that first note every time – says Joey Elkins.

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Garfunkel’s Elusive Voice

Check out this new piece in our Vocal Injury 101 Series -by Megan Gloss

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Extreme Singing III: Distortion

The sounds you want can be produced damage free. Vocal Coach Dane Chalfin shows the way.

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Extreme Singing II – Belting

Whether it’s twanging, belting or distortion, your voice needs to work smarter, not harder -says Dane Chalfin

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Extreme Singing

If you’re a “Twanger”, “Belter” or “Distortionist”, Dane Chalfin asks: are you making your signature sounds without damaging your voice?

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Support Your Voice I – Breathing

Singers need to know the ‘feel’ of proper breath support – says Vocal Coach Leontine Hass.

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