Jeannette LoVetri

One way to learn something is to be completely immersed in it. Many years ago I took some jazz lessons with a pianist. Having no...

In order to develop as an artist, you must be able to direct your concentration to a single point of focus. You must learn to...

It’s frequently true that young people do not understand what the word “professional” means. One of my many jobs as a teacher is to tell...

A lot has been written about talent. Everyone’s take on talent is unique. Talent is this or that or the other, but no one can...

I have long been fascinated with the way our minds work. How we think, how we perceive through the balance of mental and physical interaction,...

We need to clarify the difference between terms that are used in various parts of the professions that deal with voice. These are my “takes”...

It’s possible to fix a broken voice. It’s possible to fix one that is pretty skewed. It’s possible to fix one that’s just a little...

Volitional movement is a hot topic for me. If teachers of singing really understood what can and cannot be felt, moved and adjusted, life for...

Rarely have I heard a singing teacher say to a student, you are making too much sound, if the sound itself was pleasing and the...

We all know that being “relaxed” when we sing is good. But what, exactly, is relaxed? Relaxed to a jazz singer is certainly not the...