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Tag Archives: warm-up
Vocal Technique Tips
I found this article the other day, which goes over some interesting vocal techniques and links for other tips. DISCLAIMER: I have not read through all of the tips on this website and so cannot confirm their validity or safety. … Continue reading
Resource: Improv Encyclopedia
This year I will be teaching a class of musical theatre. I can do musical, and I can do a bit of theatre, but teaching this to kids is another thing entirely. One of my friends recommended this online Improv … Continue reading
Resource: Vocal Warm-Ups and Sight-Reading Exercises
I found a fantastic book that every voice teacher should have in their collection, it is called The Private Voice Studio Handbook, written by Joan Frey Boytim. The author is well-known for her many solo compilation books and it is … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Private Lessons
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Practice Advice from Bud Herseth
An article that was shared with me that includes some excellent practice advice from renowned trumpeter Bud Herseth. Enjoy! http://brassmusiconline.com/Articles/practise-advice-from-bud-herseth/
Posted in Inspirational, Practice Techniques
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Vocal Focus: Sight-Reading and Vocalise Books
While my teaching adventures in the private lesson world focus mainly on clarinet and piano, I have begun including voice lessons due to high demand for them withing the studio. (I also have a saxophone student!) In an effort to … Continue reading
Posted in Method Book Reviews and Samples, Teaching Private Lessons, Vocal Resources
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Vocal Techniques for the Young Singer
I came across this the other day while going through some of my papers from college. I do not recall where I got all this information, if I copied it from somewhere or took it from my brain, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Teaching Chorus, Teaching Elementary
Tagged arpeggiate, arpeggio, audiation, choir, choral, chorus, elementary, lessons, staccato, vocal techniques, vocalize, vowels, warm-up, young singer
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Adventures of a Music Teacher 