by Cardon Voice | Technique, Voice
As singers, we all want to be heard. Whether you’re singing a style that relies on microphones or on acoustic sound production, you’ve probably thought to yourself about whether or not you were loud enough. Of course, volume and projection aren’t...
by Cardon Voice | Coaching, Technique, Voice
As a singer, you’re probably already aware of how many facets there are to learning how to give an effective performance. You’ve got to have reliable vocal technique to trust that your voice will always do what you intend, even under pressure. You’ve...
by Cardon Voice | Technique, Voice
Singing in a choir is a wholely unique and thrilling experience. Being part of the wall of sound and texture of harmonies is a special feeling that brings many singers great satisfaction. Sometimes, however, choral singers face vocal challenges that are unique to this...
by Cardon Voice | Coaching, Performance Skills, Practicing, Technique, Voice
As singers, we are both musicians and actors. We have a responsibility both to the music itself, and also to the lyrics and emotional truth of the story each song sets out to tell. While singers are generally expressive people naturally, putting your feelings on...
by Cardon Voice | Anatomy, Technique, Voice
So many singers begin lessons with the idea you should “breath from your diaphragm”… but very few can actually answer what their diaphragm IS (or for that matter, where it is). Let’s level up your knowledge! All breathing is diphragmatic...
by Kate Cardon | Coaching, Technique, Voice
While a ballet dancer often trains in modern or hip-hop technique as well, Cross-training is a relatively new phenomena in the study of Singing. Perhaps brought about by the inclusion of more types of music on the Broadway stages starting around the 1980s,...
