Jeannette LoVetri

I have said many times that there is no mystery to singing, and of course, there is plenty of mystery. I have to admit that...

The human voice has limits. Human beings, from the smallest to the largest and tallest, can only make a certain range of audible sounds. The...

I had the great pleasure this evening of hearing Ann Hampton Callaway at Dizzy’s Club Coca Cola in midtown with three amazing musicians, Ted Rosenthal,...

By definition, an artist is someone who creates. The creation comes from the inner vision of the artist. If the depth of the artist’s vision...

If you have ever answered the phone and heard on the other end, “Hi”, and the voice was low in volume, descending in pitch, shaky...

There are fewer and fewer “purists” in the music world. More and more we see styles blending. Willie Nelson says there never were any, that...

Most people sing in an undifferentiated mix. This means they have a middle voice but not much energy either very high or very low in...

The idea that vocal exercises are physical exercises is relatively new. That there is no “magic button”, no “find your voice by doing this”, is...

I can’t think of a more beautiful thing than teaching talented people to sing. As much as I enjoyed working with absolute beginners who had...

How can you know about Broadway and about music theater on Broadway if you have never been in New York and never seen even one...