Creating Sensational Vocal Journeys
Success is defined as the accomplishment of an aim or purpose. Success is a term that is thrown around quite a bit, in all aspects of life. But is success quantified by a single moment in time, or is it a slow build and growth? I believe that it can be both! Success in a …
Starling Voice Studio presents A Fall Studio Cabaret Sunday, November 13, 2022 Cabaret Space at the Adrienne Theater Mark Yurkanin, Accompanist Taylor Kellar “Life On Mars?” – David Bowie PJ Williams “Footprint” from Theory Of Relativity – Neil Bartram Lex Brown “Goldfinger” – Shirley Bassey Rachel Dalton “Christmas Lullaby” …
Happy Fall, everyone! In the last two weeks, the weather feels like it took a sharp turn into autumn-town. Not that I’m complaining–this is my time to thrive! It’s scarf weather! Anyway – this is your friendly reminder that you cannot do it all. No really, you can’t, and that’s okay. This past summer, my …
A couple of years ago I posted about my vocal journey, it has now been 12 years since my vocal surgery. Since that time, so much has happened. But I do have a vocal journey update from something that started happening last fall. After completing my first show in two and a half years (due …
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As we continue to head into the unknown each day, I wanted to discuss the differences between private voice lessons taught in-person and online. In-Person – Pros: Clients and teacher are physically in the same room, creating extra energy and excitement. Clients are able to sing along with the piano in real time and can …
Last week I was on the beautiful Hawaiian island of Kauai, exploring beaches and celebrating my brother’s marriage. For my entire life, I have been terrified of heights. Seeing The Lion King on Broadway many years ago was ruined after sitting in the balcony front row. The entire time, I was nervous that my little …
This year marks 11 years since my vocal surgery. As a successful performer and voice teacher, I want to continue to reshare my story to get rid of the stigma surrounding vocal injuries. Professional singers are vocal athletes, injuries can happen just like a professional athlete. I want to continue to stress vocal health and …
For the past four months, I have been consistently training to run my first marathon. I’ve mapped out my runs each week, a long run on the weekends and two others that are half of the long run. This isn’t an official marathon or anything, it’s more of a “can I do it?” energy. More …
Let me start off by saying I love being outside, sunshine and plants – I’m a big fan. But for the past two weeks, I have been waking up with almost no voice! After a year with less humans roaming around and traveling outside, the plants this year have EXPLODED. In the past, I’ve had …