Below are links to websites with valuable information:
VoiceScienceWorks takes contemporary research on the voice and translates it into directly applicable information so that you, the voice user, can immediately apply it in your practice. They have useful information about mixing the voice, and the acoustic qualities of different styles.
Voice coach Mindy Pack has developed a series of vocal exercises that takes the practice if SOVT (semi-occluded vocal tract) one step further. Her Voice Straw kit includes a straw and re-useable cup that when combined excellent for working out tricky passages in songs and for using on the road for quick warm up and cool downs.
Lynn Helding is Professor of Practice in Voice and Vocal Pedagogy at USC’s Thornton School of Music. Her web site includes useful videos on crossing over from opera to musical theater. Also check her out on NATS Chats.
John Henny is a voice teacher, teacher of voice singers and purveyor/aggregator of current information on the voice. His weekly podcast includes reflections on singing, teaching singing and discoveries in voice science.
Dr. Reena Gupta is a otolaryngologist based in Los Angeles. She specializes in working with singers and is highly regarded in the professional community. She and Mindy Pack organize a yearly Voice Forum which is a terrific and affordable way to learn about what professional teachers, coaches and singers are doing.
Gerald White is a professional session singer, singing teacher and music theory educator. His sight singing classes are available online for beginners, intermediate and advanced.
