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5 Fun Tips to Level Up Your Vocal Warm-Ups
Vocal warm-ups and technical exercises are standard practice in the voice studio; however, they may be mindless time wasters without some mindful tweaks, movement, and play-based learning. Here are some simple strategies to level up the start of any lesson.
10+ Reasons you need more canons
In the forever quest to find appropriate repertoire for our students, teaching professionals often overlook the effectiveness of shorter songs. Fun Fact! Rounds and canons are engaging song studies with endless opportunities for students of all ages. Here are ten (plus) reasons you need more rounds and canons in your teaching toolbox.
10 Simple Strategies for Shy Singers
There are many reasons why your student may be holding back their voice. Here are helpful activities and resources for helping shy singers perform with confidence.
Better Lesson Pacing in the Voice Studio
Lesson pacing is mindful observation, connection, careful planning, and the ability to shift from your plan when things aren't going in the desired direction. Lesson pacing and engagement go hand in hand. You can't have one without the other!
Winter Music for Young Singers
Need some great seasonal music? Discover our winter repertoire for young singers. Seasonal songs kids LOVE to sing!
Student Engagement in the Voice Studio
Engagement is far more than simply "paying attention" but the degree of curiosity, interest, excitement, and motivation in learning.
Halloween Lesson Plans for Voice Teachers
With fun costumes and decorations, the dramatic season makes it easier to engage students in learning new exercises and repertoire.
Recital Follow-Up With Compliment Cards
As teachers and experienced performers, we can forget how stressful first recitals can be to performers of all ages. Those small, nervous mistakes that our students navigate during their performances are not easy to forget. Compliment cards can help families celebrate the efforts of all students.
