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This week on A Voice and Beyond, we're thrilled to have Chris Johnson return to the show for the second instalment of his informative interview. In this episode, Chris, an esteemed vocal coach with international recognition, delves into dispelling more of the most widespread myths surrounding singing and singing voice training. With a background in vocal manual therapy and myofascial release Chris has extensive experience as both a singing teacher and vocal, bringing a holistic perspective to his training approach, acknowledging the interconnectedness of mind, body, and voice.
As we navigate the vast expanse of the internet, we encounter a bombardment of information, much of which is misleading. From YouTube tutorials to social media posts, misinformation regarding singing techniques and voice coaching inundates our screens. In an industry lacking regulation, self-proclaimed experts promise to deliver the key to vocal excellence.
Chris addresses misconceptions surrounding crucial aspects of vocal training, such as support, placement, the necessity of a certain tone qualities across different singing styles. Join us as we unravel these myths and gain valuable insights into nurturing healthy vocal production.
Tune in to Part 2 of my conversation with Chris Johnson, and if you missed Part 1, you can catch up in Episode #159.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Karen Lyu, whose book 'Singing in Tune' takes a truly holistic approach to singing and contains clearly defined, yet simple-to-understand lessons, exercises, and practical tips for developing body awareness and maintaining a healthy, in-tune, and skilled voice. Get your copy now at www.singingintunebook.com
In this Episode
0.00 - Sponsored Ad: Singing In Tune Book by Karen Lyu
5:53 - Vocal placement and sensation in singing
15:08 - Singing technique and support strategies
30:28 - Beauty in singing, is subjective and influenced by cultural norms
42:26 - Resonance strategies for singing in different genres
52:26 - Myths about classical singing and its impact on contemporary vocal training
1:03:20 - Vocal coaching and education with Chris Johnson
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By Dr Marisa Lee Naismith5
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This week on A Voice and Beyond, we're thrilled to have Chris Johnson return to the show for the second instalment of his informative interview. In this episode, Chris, an esteemed vocal coach with international recognition, delves into dispelling more of the most widespread myths surrounding singing and singing voice training. With a background in vocal manual therapy and myofascial release Chris has extensive experience as both a singing teacher and vocal, bringing a holistic perspective to his training approach, acknowledging the interconnectedness of mind, body, and voice.
As we navigate the vast expanse of the internet, we encounter a bombardment of information, much of which is misleading. From YouTube tutorials to social media posts, misinformation regarding singing techniques and voice coaching inundates our screens. In an industry lacking regulation, self-proclaimed experts promise to deliver the key to vocal excellence.
Chris addresses misconceptions surrounding crucial aspects of vocal training, such as support, placement, the necessity of a certain tone qualities across different singing styles. Join us as we unravel these myths and gain valuable insights into nurturing healthy vocal production.
Tune in to Part 2 of my conversation with Chris Johnson, and if you missed Part 1, you can catch up in Episode #159.
This episode is proudly sponsored by Karen Lyu, whose book 'Singing in Tune' takes a truly holistic approach to singing and contains clearly defined, yet simple-to-understand lessons, exercises, and practical tips for developing body awareness and maintaining a healthy, in-tune, and skilled voice. Get your copy now at www.singingintunebook.com
In this Episode
0.00 - Sponsored Ad: Singing In Tune Book by Karen Lyu
5:53 - Vocal placement and sensation in singing
15:08 - Singing technique and support strategies
30:28 - Beauty in singing, is subjective and influenced by cultural norms
42:26 - Resonance strategies for singing in different genres
52:26 - Myths about classical singing and its impact on contemporary vocal training
1:03:20 - Vocal coaching and education with Chris Johnson
Find Chris Johnson Online
Find Marisa online:
Resources:
Like this episode? Please leave a review here - even one sentence helps! https://lovethepodcast.com/avoiceandbeyond
Share your thoughts and takeaways from this episode on social media and tag us @avoiceandbeyond — we’d love to hear your perspective!

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