Blog - DR SHANNON COATES | VOICE & THE ART OF TEACHING

FRIDAY FAV FIVE – 24|01|20

24th January 2020 | Anatomy & Physiology of the Voice, Contemporary Voice, Teaching & Studio Resources, Voice Pedagogy

There are some sites I use OVER and OVER and OVER again in sessions to help explain or introduce a concept. These are the five I use most often.

say the things – language use in the studio …

13th January 2020 | Teaching & Studio Resources, The Art of Teaching, Voice Pedagogy

of all the things we do in the voice studio, our language choices may be one of the most important …

12 days of twang farm* … and other cool things folx are doing on the internets at the mo …

19th December 2019 | Teaching & Studio Resources, Voice Pedagogy

*Yeah. You read that right. TWANG FARM. A bunch of friends and colleagues are doing some very cool (and FREEEEE!) tutorials and informational segments on the socials in the lead-up to Christmas and I thought you might want to know. (Did I mention? FREEEEE VOICE PED?!?) So here's a wee listy-list to add to your (FREEE!!) seasonal #voicepedding...

stay open | stay honest | stay curious

30th November 2019 | The Art of Teaching, Voice Pedagogy

Recently, a friend and colleague posted something that broke my heart a little bit. So I said a few things in response.

a matter of intention [cont.]

30th July 2019 | The Art of Teaching, Voice Pedagogy

intention coordinates the body … and sometimes being a dinosaur is the best intention of all.

grasping at straws …

20th July 2019 | Anatomy & Physiology of the Voice, Teaching & Studio Resources, Vocal Health & Hygiene, Voice Pedagogy

roughly a million people have already written about straw exercises so rather than write a new blog post, I’m just going to reference the heck out of them and go home early