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Common concerns among beginning singers relate to their vibrato, the lack of vibrato, too fast or too slow of a vibrato, inconsistent vibrato, faux vibrato originating in the forcible shaking of the diaphragm or […]
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There is a difference between “classical training” and singing in a classical style. Over the years, new students have been slightly concerned that they might inadvertently become opera singers by studying “classically”. They soon […]
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Vibrato is a Thing
Common concerns among beginning singers relate to their vibrato, the lack of vibrato, too fast or too slow of a vibrato, inconsistent vibrato, faux vibrato originating in the forcible shaking of the diaphragm or shaking of the jaw, etc…. Typically, I quote Maria Callas, “Vibrato is the gift of good technique.”. I realize this isn’t […]
#ClassicallyTrained
There is a difference between “classical training” and singing in a classical style. Over the years, new students have been slightly concerned that they might inadvertently become opera singers by studying “classically”. They soon find out, consistency in simple sound production presents many challenges, and no one accidentally becomes an opera singer. Studying classically is […]