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Creating a safe studio protects students, safeguards teachers, and allows learning to flourish. Here are some practical guidelines and tips!

As a voice teacher and singer, I've come to understand the profound connection between our lived experiences, particularly trauma, and how we express ourselves vocally. While there's a growing body of work on trauma and the voice, surprisingly little directly addresses the specific impact of religious trauma. Yet, changes in vocal expression can be an immediate and embodied sign of internalised fear, suppression, and shame.

In Paris and feeling nervous about an upcoming audition? Whether you're a classical/opera singer, a pop or musical theatre performer, or...

What are Kodály, Orff, Suzuki, and Dalcroze - and do you have to choose just one? Whether you're a parent exploring music lessons for...

Get started with building your personal brand and materials as a classical musician or creative!

Classical music has long struggled with an image problem. Often perceived as exclusive—reserved for a certain type of listener, venue, or...