Jeannette LoVetri

The point of understanding vocal function is to also understand how to apply it in a useful, simple, easy and precise way to vocal production....

Is a mezzo-soprano automatically a belter? You would think so, since many times the words are used interchangeably. It is possible that someone who is...

In singing there are the people who care and those who don’t. Believe it or not, some of the singers themselves are in the category...

I have been deep into research on casting for Broadway musicals going back to 1974. The research is for a presentation that will be given...

There are all kinds of students who want to study singing. There are those who want to sing like the people they hear on TV...

If we deal in learning concepts, i. e., how we take in, process, organize, and use information, singing is no different than anything else. It...

In singing, there isn’t really any specified sequential learning. It’s not like learning to read. First there are  the letters to learn — their names...

Apparently the idea has grown on Broadway that singing is somehow the third step sister of the triple threat skills. This is a stronger belief...

Once again I have encountered someone teaching effect as cause. If you observe that a certain successful singer holds out a note in a straight...

This phrase, “supported voice” or “supported tone/sound” is used a lot in singing. It typically refers to a sound that is full and solid, has...