Jeannette LoVetri

Someone said that success is 10% talent and 90% perspiration. I would say that about sums it up. There are some few great geniuses in...

The ground upon which something sits is important. The context, the  principles, the atmosphere, the point of view, matters. You can plant the same seeds...

The traditional point of view in classical vocal pedagogy was that you could not start training the voice until after puberty and that after about...

The truth can sometimes best be expressed through paradox. We are all unique, we are all the same. The hours of the day and night...

The idea that the larynx should never move and that, in fact, nothing should move while singing is simply silly. When we are singing everything that can...

Communication is a two-way event. You say something, the other person receives your communication. Both people are equally responsible for that interchange. I can be...

What happens when a person is trying to get out of a bad vocal habit and doesn’t yet have a really strong new habit to...

“People who are famous have to be good at whatever they do because they are famous”.  – J. Q. Public Really? There are famous people...

Many people understand the basics of vocal function. They “get” that the vocal folds vibrate, they change pitch, the resist the airflow, they affect registration....

While shopping today I was in a store that played “top 40s” songs as background music. I was struck by how similar all the songs...