Jeannette LoVetri

Performers have to be willing to criticized on a regular basis. We start being criticized as young students and it continues straight through until we...

We have had about five decades of good research on vocal production. Most of the early research was on classical singing. More recently there has...

If you study classical singing you will be taught to breathe (in any of dozens of ways), you will be taught to “vibrate something” in...

Want to know what commodity is truly rare in singing these days? Emotion. Honest, simple, un-messed around with emotion. What we get is most either...

If you teach in a college, or even in a middle school or high school, sooner or later, you will be faced with having to...

In reading about “out of body” experiences, and I have read as much as I can on that topic, one thing that almost always shows...

If you are not conversant with psychology you may not be conversant with some of the terms used in that profession. “Secondary gain”, which has...

What does it mean to be “in touch” with your body? If you are alive, aren’t you “in touch”? Does it mean that you can...

Ever wonder what would be best for the profession of teaching singing and for professional or professional-level amateur singers? I do all the time. What...

Did you know that all singing teachers are the same? To our fellow professions, that’s how we appear. Think about it. Until you know an...