Jeannette LoVetri

Classical students at colleges and conservatories are still giving graduate recitals as a pre-requisite to getting their degrees, both as undergrads and graduate students. They...

Little Christina Aguilera, with her Blonde-blonde locks, in her rail thin body, sang the “you-know-what” out of “It’s A Man’s World”, made famous by the...

Here in New York we have quite a few places to see and hear live performers, beyond Broadway, Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall. We have...

A number of years ago, I heard the great operatic baritone, Håken Hagegård, speak and remember well his topic, as it was startling. He described...

Just came back from a truly glorious quasi-staged version of “My Fair Lady” at Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center. Stars were Kelsey Grammer, Brian...

Every voice teacher with a private studio has had a call that starts out with the following statement: “I just want a few lessons to...

Why can’t we just think our way into the right sounds? If you just get everything lined up perfectly, isn’t the sound you are looking...

Many times I have encountered young singers who come into a first lesson with a list of things “they do”. The things they are “guilty”...

I have a student who is struggling to rid her singing voice of nasality. This issue is difficult for several reasons. One, she doesn’t speak...

How can you teach what you don’t do? I have never understood that. If you are teaching a physical skill, and you personally do not...