Creating Sensational Vocal Journeys
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 …
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 …
For the past year, two phrases I am constantly saying to clients is “stop working so hard” or “work ten percent less.” Many times through a new technique or discovery our body can feel the need to overcompensate in order to find success. There can be an element of “pushing” to create the desired outcome. …
As many of my students know, in addition to founding Starling Voice Studio I am also a professional actor/singer and have been for quite some time. My path to singing hasn’t been the easiest, but through this journey I have become a better singer and teacher. I’m happy to share my story with anyone who …
Happy 600th Day of Quarantine! Like all of you – I am trying to find interesting ways to keep myself busy. One way has been focusing on old hobbies and/or skills to pass the time. I’ve taken up a consistent yoga practice (shout out Yoga with Adriene) and cross-stitching like my Nana taught me when …
Black Lives Matter. This needs to be said, acknowledged, and shouted from the rooftops. I am a teacher and it is my job to be here for others and to be as informed as I can be. I’m always researching and learning. But right now, I am shutting up and listening. Resources that have been …
First video blog post is up!
With Michael Mastro and Frank Schiro Broadway veteran Michael Mastro and coach to Broadway stars Frank Schiro share valuable insights from a combined 50+ years in show business focused on not only “doing the work” but getting noticed, considered, and hired. This is a rare chance to receive feedback from two individuals for a fraction …
Dear Friends, I am excited to announce that I am back in the university game. This upcoming fall, I will be teaching at Molloy College in their CAP21 Program working with incoming BFA students. See you around the big apple!