Creating Sensational Vocal Journeys
As most of you know I recently wed my husband this past summer. He is the founder and executive director of The Philly Improv Theater or PHIT, located in Philadelphia. We first met in an improv class and bonded over our love of opera and comedy among other things. I’ve been lucky to meet someone …
February, or the month of love! – I wanted this month to have a theme – Tips For Maintaining Relationships Outside of the Theatre Community. Having chatted with several of my students about this same issue, I felt that this an was important topic. As a performer who recently got married to another performer, I …
With the constant change in temperature, the human body is bound to be susceptible to whatever cold is floating around. Ideally, you want take steps to prevent even catching something. Take daily vitamins, making sure you take Vitamin C and Super B Complex. Get plenty of sleep and then some! Make sure your body has …
It’s already going to be a great year! xo Starling Voice Studio
xo Starling Voice Studio
With the drop in temperatures, everyone’s sick and dry! Here are some tips to keep the cords happy – While walking out and about in the cold air, use a scarf to cover not only your neck, but your nose and mouth too. That way your face is recycling and breathing your warm air and …
The holidays are near – we now offer gift certificates for private voice lessons. Either click this link or email hello@starlingvoicestudio.com with the subject line “Gift Certificates” to find out more information.
Last week, I posted an article talking about the importance of having your vocal folds checked out – BUT – I didn’t actually post anything about how to find a doctor! What kind of doctor? ENT – Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialist / Laryngologist / Otolaryngologist Why such long names? Otorhinolaryngology: The combined specialties of diseases of …
With the start of December and the sudden drop in temperature I wanted to have a month of blog posts dedicated to Vocal Health! With every new student, I stress the idea of vocal health in regards to the two tiny folds that are special to each individual human being. As someone who has a …
When I was young, my parents enrolled me in piano lessons, I quit when I was in 4th grade due to my lack of enthusiasm (my parents made me do it to – it was a very grown up moment.) At age 12, I began voice lessons, which I fell in love with and well, …