Your Singing Voice Is Your Speaking Voice: Embrace It

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When most people think about singing—especially in musical theatre—they imagine something lofty, maybe even mysterious. You’ve probably heard the phrase “singing voice” vs. “speaking voice,” as if they are two different things. But here’s the truth: your singing voice is your speaking voice. Same vocal cords. Same body. Same instrument. The real difference? Intent, coordination, […]

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Dealing With Stage Fright: Techniques That Help

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Even the most seasoned performers feel it—the quickened heartbeat, sweaty palms, dry mouth, and that sinking feeling right before stepping on stage. Stage fright, or performance anxiety, is incredibly common among singers at all levels. The good news? It’s manageable. With the right combination of mental strategies and vocal preparation, you can transform fear into

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Mix and Belt Vocal Technique | 6 Tips to Practice Better

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Exploring different vocal techniques, especially for classical singers venturing into crossover styles like mix and belt, can be both intriguing and daunting. The journey involves understanding best practices and recognizing warning signs that indicate the need for technical adjustments. This guide will help you establish effective practices in mix and belt styles while ensuring your

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