Vocalogical

Happy Holidays, everyone! Vocalogical will be taking a bit of a break from releasing episodes, and will return in February. This will allow preparation for a new year full of new and exciting content on the voice!

Today’s episode gives a few free resources that are fun and offer a deeper understanding of the voice. Take the holidays to experiment and learn more about this wonderful instrument!

 

Pink Trombone: https://dood.al/pinktrombone/

Spectrumview: http://www.oxfordwaveresearch.com/products/spectrumviewapp/

Google Play alternative: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.galmiza.android.spectrogram&hl=en

Manuel Garia’s “Hints on Singing”: https://archive.org/details/hintsonsinging00garc

Garcia’s “Art of Singing”: https://archive.org/details/agq3849.0001.001.umich.edu

Francesco Lamperti’s “Art of Singing”: http://waltercosand.com/CosandScores/Composers%20L-P/Lamperti,%20Francesco/Lamperti__Francesco_-_The_Art_of_Singing.pdf

Laryngopedia: https://laryngopedia.com/

 

Learning about the voice together won’t stop! Head over to Vocalogical Conversations on Facebook to connect with other singers, actors, speakers, and teachers. Ask your questions, start conversations, and learn more along the way!

For more, find Vocalogical at Vocalogical.com, Facebook.com/Vocalogical, and on Twitter at @VocalogicalPod.

Enjoy the holidays, and we’ll see you in February!

Happy and healthy singing, y’all!

Singing the notes of a song is only half the battle! Today, Vocalogical shares exercises and ideas to have you connecting and performing your music in new and exciting ways! Learn to utilize your full potential as a performer as you experiment with moving in the space around you, using physicality to tell a story, and express the deeper meaning of songs through emotional awareness.

For more of Vocalogical, find us at Vocalogical.com, Facebook.com/Vocalogical, and on Twitter @VocalogicalPod. Please head to Vocalogical Conversations, a Facebook group that encourages discussion and further learning about the voice! Make new connections, ask your questions, and learn more about the voice with us!

Thank you for listening, and happy and healthy singing, everyone!

Is classical singing natural? Is belting unhealthy? Matthew talks about these topics and more on the final part of the discussion with his guest, Brad Jenks. These topics have plagued, and continue to plague, the singing and teaching community, and now you get to join in on the fray!

To find more on Brad:

http://jenksvoicestudio.com/about.html

https://bradleyjenks.wordpress.com/

https://www.facebook.com/JenksVoiceStudio/

For more of Vocalogical, find us at Vocalogical.com, Facebook.com/Vocalogical, and on Twitter @VocalogicalPod. Please head to Vocalogical Conversations, a Facebook group, that encourages discussion and further learning about the voice! Make new connections, ask your questions, and learn more about the voice with us!

Thank you for listening, and happy and healthy singing, everyone!

The mix, head voice, and chest voice, are terms you’ll hear with the voice all over the place. But, it’s never as simple as it seems. Join Matthew and his guest, Brad Jenks, as they discuss the finer details of all of the terms! This, and more, are all featured in today’s episode!

If you haven’t yet, take a listen to Part 1 through 3 with Brad. You’ll love the discussion and wide range of topics we cover with our chats!

To find more on Brad:

http://jenksvoicestudio.com/about.html

https://bradleyjenks.wordpress.com/

https://www.facebook.com/JenksVoiceStudio/

 

For more of Vocalogical, find us at Vocalogical.com, Facebook.com/Vocalogical, and on Twitter @VocalogicalPod. Please head to Vocalogical Conversations, a Facebook group, that encourages discussion and further learning about the voice! Make new connections, ask your questions, and learn more about the voice with us!

Thank you for listening, and happy and healthy singing, everyone!

Making mistakes in lessons, singing cross-genre, and lots of talk on belting are featured on today’s episode of Vocalogical! This is Part 3 of Matthew’s discussion with Brad Jenks, a fellow voice teacher and pedagogue.

If you haven’t yet listened to Parts 1 and 2, feel free to take the time to do that! No worries, we’ll wait!

To find more on Brad:

http://jenksvoicestudio.com/about.html

https://bradleyjenks.wordpress.com/

https://www.facebook.com/JenksVoiceStudio/

For more of Vocalogical, find us at Vocalogical.com, Facebook.com/Vocalogical, and on Twitter @VocalogicalPod. Please head to Vocalogical Conversations, a Facebook group, that encourages discussion and further learning about the voice! Make new connections, ask your questions, and learn more about the voice with us!

Thank you for listening, and happy and healthy singing, everyone!

Put your paws up! Vocalogical is pleased to release its first voice analysis! Lady Gaga is who we analyze as we discuss her singing style, career, and vocal habits throughout the past decade.

Gaga gives us a lot to talk about as she has performed in so many different genres, has been recognized worldwide, and continues to broaden her horizons!

For more, head to Vocalogical.com, Facebook.com/Vocalogical, and Twitter @VocalogicalPod. To learn more about the voice with other listeners, join Vocalogical Conversations on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and insights with a growing community!

Thank you all for listening, and I wish you a week full of happy and healthy singing!

Another intense discussion with Brad Jenks on the break, larynx position, microphones, and more coming your way! This pedagogy interview will give you new thoughts and ideas on prominent topics of the voice, allowing you to understand your instrument on a much deeper level.

On Friday, Vocalogical will be posting its first vocal analysis of Lady Gaga! Join us to talk about her career, technique, and use of her voice over the years. This is a perfect way to train your ear to pick up different vocal qualities all while enjoying the journey of growth that this very well known singer has seen.

To find more on Brad:http://jenksvoicestudio.com/about.htmlhttps://bradleyjenks.wordpress.com/https://www.facebook.com/JenksVoiceStudio/

For more of Vocalogical, find us at Vocalogical.com, Facebook.com/Vocalogical, and on Twitter @VocalogicalPod. Please head to Vocalogical Conversations, a Facebook group, that encourages discussion and further learning about the voice! Make new connections, ask your questions, and learn more about the voice with us!

Thank you for listening, and happy and healthy singing, everyone!