Jeannette LoVetri

In singing, too much independence can be dangerous. In Europe and in South America (and  in Asia, from what I have read although I haven’t...

I have been, since 1978, a strong advocate for voice science research. It’s application to vocal pedagogy has been a very strong ingredient in helping...

I attended a performance a few nights ago. It was in a small theater, probably an old Vaudeville theater that had been revamped. The show...

When I taught last April in Chicago, a group of four classical singing teachers attended and on the second day they informed me that the course...

Integrity? In 2017?? Really? The Merriam-Webster definition has this example: She had the integrity to refuse to compromise on matters of principle. Here’s what Wikipedia has...

The topic of formant/harmonic tuning is a very hot one in voice science circles these days. It explains a lot of what we hear as...

I just encountered this again. Sadly, there are people, even professional people, who think this. They get to a place they like and they stay...

Some recent articles about the profession of teaching singing have strongly protested branding. Seems a few people are outraged that singing teachers have brands and give out certifications. These...

It is hard to imagine but we are currently living in an age of “post-truth.” It is difficult to wrap my mind around the idea that...

Most people do not fully understand the power and depth of sound as a creative force in the universe. Conscious singing, that is, being  a...