Posted in Vocal Exercises, Vocal performance, Breath, Articulation, vocal training, throat, vocal improvement, Judy Rodman, Vowel Shaping, All Things Vocal, vocal technique, message delivery, pronunciation on Apr 29th, 2017
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Today's topic is How Your Messages and Voice create each other. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to deliver clearer, more specific and focused messages that give your voice communicative power and efficiency. Also explore how learning better vocal techhiqe can help you deliver more powerful messages.
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Today's topic is a guest post by indie artist Leah Grams Johnson discussing Perfection as the dark side of Excellence. Listen to this podcast episode for a deeper understanding of what it means to create great art, including great vocals.
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Posted in Vocal performance, vocal training, vocal style, Judy Rodman, vocal lessons, Singing Contemporary Genre Style, Vocal coach, All Things Vocal, vocal health, classical to contemporary voice on Jan 30th, 2017
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Today's topic is 5 Differences between Classical and Contemporary Voice. Listen to this podcast episode for tips to authentically transition from classical to contemporary (everything but classical) singing.
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If you’d like help making vocal style transitions, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performance vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.
Subjects covered in this episode include:
- Low end
- Vibrato
- Holding notes
- Vowels
- Diction
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Today's topicis 7 Songwriter Round Mistakes. Listen to this podcastepisode to learn what not to do for successful songwriter round performances, plus bonus mistake #8 !
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If you’d like help raising the mastery level of your live performances, or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performancevocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.
Subjects covered in this episode include:
- Talking too much
- Mumbling lyrics
- Wrong volume
- Failing to connect
- Not being gracious
- Singing too long
- Singing wrong songs
- Not telling them who you are
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Posted in Restoring Voice, Vocal Exercises, Vocal performance, Breath, Articulation, Pitch problems, vocal training, vocal strain, vocal improvement, Judy Rodman, vocal lessons, Stage Vocal Performance, High Notes, Pushed Breath, Vocal coach, All Things Vocal, singing scared, stage fright on Jul 17th, 2016
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Today's topicis Singing Scared. Listen to this podcastepisode to understand why guarding the voice can actually cause vocal problems to get worse, and what to do instead.
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If you’d like helpwith vocal strain, vocal performance anxiety or any other vocal matter, try Power, Path and Performancevocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.
Subjects covered in this episodeinclude:
- Diagnosing trigger events for scared singing
- How hormones activate the vocally counterproductive fight or flight response
- How this response causes loss of vocal ability
- The crisis of vocal confidence that follows
- Two keys for turning vocal fear into fearlessness
- Case studies
- Power, Path and Performance vocal training and how it can help
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Posted in Vocal performance, Articulation, vocal training, throat, vocal strain, vocal stamina, Judy Rodman, vocal lessons, Recording Artist, Stage Vocal Performance, High Notes, Pushed Breath, Vocal coach, All Things Vocal, middle voice, vocal warmup, background singer, Chris Stapleton on Jun 22nd, 2016
This
is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today's topic
is a study of the voice of Chris Stapleton. Listen to this podcast
episode to discover lessons singers can learn from this iconicly successful voice.
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with your voice, try Power, Path and Performance
vocal training, available at www.JudyRodman.com in vocal lessons and on CD courses.
Subjects covered in this episode include
- Maintaining flexibly tall posture
- Lightening middle voice mix for rich, strain-free sound
- Pulling instead of pushing for power
- Drop technique for effect
- Find a great background singer
- Give the voice access to movement
- Support the ends of lines
- The importance of active facial language
- For increased power, back off pressure, add passion
- Avoiding vocal health perils of the road
- Don't be afraid to do it your way
- Make music that makes the world a better place.
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Posted in Vocal performance, recording vocals, vocal stamina, Artistic Definition, Judy Rodman, Recording Projects, Recording Artist, studio vocals, singing in the studio, vocal production, All Things Vocal, vocal warmup on Jun 7th, 2016
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is the audio version of the blogpost you can find at AllThingsVocal.com.
Today's topic
is 30 studio saboteurs. Listen to this podcast
episode to learn what to avoid if you want to perform and capture best vocals in the studio.
The discussion lists 5 saboteurs to avoid in each of the following categories: Producer, Vocal Producer, Audio Engineer, Background singer, Lead Singer and Anybody Else who comes into the studio.
For much more help getting great studio vocals, here are links to the two courses mentioned in this podcast:
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When it comes to singing on stage, the size of the venue matters tremendously. In this episode I will take you through the differences in physicality and psychology you need for singing or speaking on small and large stages. When you apply these techniques and do the right thing for the size stage you on, your stage presence will increase magnetically. Get it wrong or reversed, you'll seriously sabotage your connection to the audience.
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Posted in Vocal performance on May 18th, 2010
There is a subtle psychological shift you can make to take your next performance out of the ordinary and make it leave a memory in your listener's heart. I call it "singing from the soul" instead of just from the head. Listen in and you'll understand.
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