HeyJaredCan't Wait to Hear You
Does singing feel so difficult, painful, or embarrassing that you hide it from the people you love? Does speaking feel scratchy, exhausting, breathless, or forced? It doesn't have to be that way. Your voice can sound and feel amazing, even in stressful situations.
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Three Years in Review (opens the original)
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Join me in looking back at lessons learned and impacts made in three plus years of making Can’t Wait to Hear You . In this episode, I explain Why I chose podcasting to showcase my approach to voice teaching. What I focus on when I’m setting (and adjusting) my goals for the show. Where I want to go next with Can’t Wait to Hear You , and how you can be a part of it! Sign up for my free workshop Your Whole Self Is The Instrument , on Wednesday, September 2nd at Noon PST (3 pm EST). https://www.mvmu
Committing to A Year (rebroadcast) (opens the original)
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It's been more than three years since we published the first episode of Can't Wait to Hear You . As I think about what I've learned on this journey, I wanted to revisit this episode, looking back at my first year of podcasting. If you'd like to join the waitlist for my group class, The Self-Sustaining Singer , email me at letters@mvmusik.com with GROUP in the subject line. I'll make sure you receive all the registration information as soon as it's ready. Michèle Voillequé is a singer and a voice
Does Style Matter When We're Warming Up? (opens the original)
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If your warmup practice is dialed in for your body and its unique sound, your warmup can prepare you to sing just about anything. In this episode, I explain Why the intuition about different musical styles needing different warmups isn’t right. How to build a warmup routine that works with your body, and also adapts to your changing needs and desires. The importance of checking in with your physical and musical needs every time you practice or perform. Here is the blog post (featuring video) of
Pretty is a Matter of Opinion (opens the original)
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The “pretty” singing you've been praised for might not be the only kind of singing you're capable of. It might not even be the best singing you're capable of. In this episode, I explain What’s appealing about the breathy sound of pop recordings, and why we want to emulate it. Why that sound isn’t sustainable long term (and what it’s doing to your body). Why you shouldn’t be intimidated when you make a new sound that your ears find odd, but feels really good in your body. How focusing on function
The Cure For Pitchiness (Is Not An App) (opens the original)
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A bedrock goal of singing is to make sure all the right notes are coming out of your mouth. But apps that claim to tell you whether you’re “in tune” can actually do more harm than good. In this episode, I explain What a voice-tuning app is actually measuring (spoiler alert: it’s not really your voice). How trying to match pitch with an app can introduce counter-productive tension into your body. The kind of help that can help you to hit more right notes, and to let go of the shame of missing som
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