Creating Sensational Vocal Journeys
Many of our students are fully aware of the magic capability of the almighty straw. One of our favorite parts of introducing straw phonation into a lesson is the students’ sheer confusion followed by amazement of the difference. Using a straw within the lesson is considered a semi-occluded track posture (SOVTP), in the same category …
Ever wonder what is going on in your neck? Here’s a handy paper guide that you can print out and Build Your Own Larynx** Enjoy! **Shout out to the Jeremy Fisher for Vocal Process
These Bookmarks include the following tips about how to check in with your voice: 1. Speaking loudly or over long periods may lead to a voice disorder. 2. Hoarseness or breathiness may signal a voice disorder. 3. Stress can lead to forceful voice production, resulting in possible tissue damage. 4. Caffeine and alcohol dehydrate vocal …
As another winter month begins, we at Starling Voice Studio wanted to introduce posts specifically dedicated to vocal health – aimed towards anyone who uses their voice daily. Thank you to the National Center for Voice and Speech – www.ncvs.org: How to Stay in Vocal Shape: keeping healthy and avoiding injury Warm Up/Cool Down: Start …
This is an opportunity for our instructors to give advice about vocal health, auditioning, lessons, anything they want. Stay-tuned for upcoming posts!