Articles:

• Effective Lead Vocals, Part One - What makes one singer's voice "really do it to you" while another's leaves you feeling ho-hum? Is it just that some have it and some don't - Some indescribable and mysterious achievement of luck and lineage?
  
• Are You Helping or Hindering Your Voice? - What kinds of thoughts do you have about singing? Do you think you have to reach up to sing high? Do you think you have to push or squeeze to sing loudly? Do you have any negative thoughts about yourself or your voice that spontaneously pop up when you sing? The voice is emotion and thought-sensitive. If you have any uncertainty about your singing, or what to do to get certain notes, you could be creating problems. Let's explore this and see what can be done about it.
• Are You Helping or Hindering Your Voice? Part Two - In part one of this article, we took a look at how your thoughts can cause your body to react and cause a variety of difficulties when singing. Let’s take a closer look now at what some of these problems are and begin exploring their solutions!
• Reaching The Breaking Point—Part Two, by Jeannie Deva - In Part Two, I'll reveal the truth behind the myths of breathing and breath support. Many singers have been confused by hazy directions and inadequate information about breathing. Ever wonder about the instructions to "sing from the diaphragm" or "breathe from the diaphragm" or "fill your stomach with air"? Could it be that incorrect information about breathing is actually holding back your range, throwing your voice off pitch or in fact the source of your register break? Read this article!
• Reaching The Breaking Point—Part One - I did not even think it possible to expand my range. I, like so many others, believed that you were born with the voice you had and I would just have to learn to deal with what little range I had at my disposal. When I began to research the voice and create a new approach to voice training, I was my own first client. I was so sure that I could not expand my range and get past my "breaking point" that I did not include this as a goal for myself. I was truly surprised when I began to sing smoothly further and further into previously unknown vocal territory! This led me into additional research, to better understand this phenomenon and its solutions, some of which I will share with you in this article.