2025年1月17日 · Find exclusive interviews with voice science experts, articles on past vocal pedagogues and their contributions, and discover recommended books for diving deeper and international organizations to be a part of.

When it comes to vocal health, what are the most influential tips, insights or research findings that you would like to share with our audience? Vocal health is brain health, and it is supported by a clear assessment process that goes beyond the larynx. …

Berton Coffin authored a total of eleven books. They include a composite of his column in the NATS Journal (Historical Vocal Pedagogy Classics) and many repertoire books for singers. His notable printed works on the subject of vocal acoustics are …

When considering voice training, I hold the roles of efficient vocal fold vibration and optimal vocal tract shaping as equal primary actors in voice production regardless of vocal style. At the foundation of my pedagogy is establishing complete and efficient vocal fold closure (TA dominant/Mode1/Chest) regardless of voice type because efficient ...

Currently as Coordinator of Contemporary Voice, Head of Pedagogy and Jazz/Vocal studies at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia, Irene delivers ‘in person’ training, mentoring and degree supervision for her postgraduate, doctoral and undergraduate students.

Pioneering researcher, author, and teacher of vocal pedagogy “You must know the physiology behind the art. All the ‘pink clouds’ in the world won’t help you move through the passaggio.”

The excellent vocal pedagogue has a solid understanding of normal vocal function; an understanding of voice disorders; a good clinical ear; an understanding of the emotional impact of vocal dysfunction; and empathy and compassion for patients, client, and students.

Lynn Helding, Professor of Practice in Voice and Voice Pedagogy at the University of Southern California Thornton School of Music, is the author of The Musician’s Mind: Teaching, Learning & Performance in the Age of Brain Science and the chapter “Brain” in Scott McCoy’s Your Voice: An Inside View 3rd edition.

The mission of VocalPedagogy.com is to honor the past and present masters of Vocal Pedagogy, to learn from them, and to share in the journey of beholding the endless miracles, abilities, and beauty of the human voice.

As a vocal pedagogue, he worked in several Brazilian cities, offering regular and periodic courses in vocal interpretation and technique and preparing students from different professional areas: classical and popular music singers, actors, choir directors, teachers and speech therapists.