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Concert – The great Wall
New York based microtonal ensemble Ekmeles performs „The Great Wall“ by Charles Uzor and vocal polyphony from the 15th and 16th centuries.
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Stay Calm at Auditions
Mental Training
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Embodiment
Singers use their physical body as a significant component of their instrument; a degree of kinaesthetic fluency is required to make music healthily. Embodiment is critical for success in the voice studio, requiring students to tune into their own bodies and make personalized discoveries that combine their lived experience with a foundational understanding of accurate,…
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Stand up, take a breath
Stand up, take a breath, Tell the truth – A Choral Singing Workshop Singing possesses a profound emotive power that transcends both language and culture. Whether it’s a soulful ballad, an uplifting anthem, or a heartfelt lullaby, singing has the remarkable ability to convey a wide spectrum of feelings – from joy and love to…
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Singlates
SingLates: “Voice in Motion — Redefining Vocal Training Through Pilates, Vocal Exercises, and Breath” About the SingLates Method SingLates was developed in response to a growing need in voice education for a more integrated approach that connects functional movement, core stability, and voice production. SingLates is a transformative practice that integrates Pilates, vocal training, and…
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Vocal Versatility
Vocal Versatility: The Modern Singer’s Imperative Cross-training singers in both musical theatre and classical vocal techniques equips performers with the versatility demanded by today’s dynamic performance landscape. While styles differ, both approaches emphasize resonance, breath support, and sustained tonal control, with certain repertoire prioritizing speech-driven clarity, dramatic immediacy, and stylized projection, including belting. This session…
