I encountered Progressive Relaxation in undergrad and have since enjoyed it as a way of teaching muscle isolation, activation, and relaxation for vocalists. In this post, I explain the method and provide two practice tracks!

I’ve recently started studying Arabic music and was looking for a virtual keyboard to help me practice my quarter tones. After not finding a simple tool, my super cool husband suggested trying to use ChatGPT to generate one. With his help generating the first couple of queries, I was quickly able to edit this and thought it was just too cool to keep to myself! I hope you find it useful!

This is a sample timeline for singers/composers looking to create a similar project to my 2020 Call for Proposals. I commissioned an entire recital worth of new repertoire and this is my ideal timeline for such a project. This page was created as a resource for my Sample Curriculum.

I love this tea for taking care of my throat. It can help you fight off something that is just hinting or help in the recovery from a big cough. I brew it every time my throat feels a little funky and it is a tasty & soothing treat for our whole family…

Building a practice routine is one of the greatest things you can do for your singing. If this is new to you, it can seem super intimidating. Where do I even start? What do I do? How do I know if it’s right? How long do I need to practice? These thoughts are all totally normal and I’ve got some ideas to help!…