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The Intelligent Vocalist

Hosted by world renowned vocal coach John Henny, The Intelligent Vocalist delves into all things singing - from anatomy and vocal science, to performance, lessons, health, artist development and inside industry practices, Join John as he opens the door to the world of singing and gives insights gleaned from his many decades of teaching everyone from beginners to superstars, as well as training other leading voice teachers.

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15:43

Episode 179 - You Never Land

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/07/08

Goals can give us focus and direction, but they can also cause us to miss new paths and opportunities. In this episode, John discusses why goals can be an illusion, how we never land on our perfect life or career, and why artists should embrace constant change.

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50:16

Episode 178 - The Hard Work of Success with RAab...

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/06/18

RAab Stevenson is a first call voice teacher for superstars. His client list includes Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, Dave Matthews, Kelly Clarkson, and Pharrell Williams. In this episode, RAab shares his stories of hard work and dedication, and what it takes to be a successful performer. EPISODE LINKS RAab's Website

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19:15

Episode 177 - What Do You Want?

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/05/27

These days, it's all too easy to be negative. We end up focusing on the impacts of the pandemic and what we don't want from our future. In this episode, John discusses how to reframe the current situation and to find and achieve what you want as a singer and performer.

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22:13

Episode 176 - COVID-19 and Our Singing Future

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/05/22

The global pandemic has stopped all live performance and in-person lessons for the time being. How soon can we get back to singing with and for others in a communal setting? Unfortunately, for singers, the news is not encouraging. In this episode, John discusses the latest information regarding COVID-19 and singing and the realities of moving forward as vocal performers. EPISODE LINKS: NATS Chat - What Do Science and Data Say About the Near-Term Future of Singing?

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Episode 175 - Cataloging Sensation

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/05/12

The voice is a difficult instrument to control. One of the main ways we interact with our voice is through sensation. However, the sensations of singing are often misleading and can differ from singer to singer. In this episode, John discusses how to catalog the varying sensations of singing to help improve consistency and confidence.

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Episode 174 - Critical Listening vs Enjoyment

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/05/08

Some argue that great performances should never be analyzed, but rather, only enjoyed. While no musician would take this argument seriously, we still need to remember not to lose the joy of listening. In this episode, John discusses how to practice both types of listening, to grow your skills as a musician as well as a communicator of emotion.

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31:39

Episode 173 - Vocal Health Update with Dr. Reena Gupta

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/05/01

Dr. Reena Gupta is one of the premier ear, nose, and throat doctors in Los Angeles. Dr. Gupta is the "go-to" specialist for A-list professional voice users. In this episode, John and Dr. Gupta discuss vocal health during the current pandemic, the importance of science and knowledge for the singer, and her upcoming Voice Forum conference, which will give singers virtual access to the world's leading voice specialists.

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25:13

Episode 172 - Staying in Vocal Shape with Sidonie Smith

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/04/22

Sidonie Smith is a leading musical theatre star in Europe. Sidonie not only has a fantastic work ethic, but she also specializes in helping singers with mindset coaching. In this episode, John talks with Sidonie about her journey to musical theatre success and how singers can keep their voices and minds in top shape while dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic and shutdown. EPISODE LINKS Sidonie's Instagram

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Episode 171 - 5-Minute Practice

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/04/16

Our schedules and habits are a bit out of whack these days. Amid quarantine and confusion, our practice sessions can take a backseat. Consistency is vital in vocal development, and short practice sessions of just a few minutes can still be effective. In this episode, John discusses how to utilize and structure micro practice sessions to help you stay on the path of improvement.

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Episode 170 - The Hard Work of Singing with Daniel...

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/04/08

Daniel Formica has 25 years of experience singing with some of the top show and corporate bands in the US. Daniel has to be vocally ready to sing a wide variety of material, including Journey and Whitesnake. Daniel's vocal skills are the result of study and hard work. In this episode, Daniel shares with John what it takes to reach your vocal potential, as well as the insights he has gained from studying with some of the world's top voice teachers. EPISODE LINKS: Daniel's Website Daniel's YouTube

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Episode 169 - Vocal Stability

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/04/04

Stability is something that's missing in all our lives right now, but we can still find stability in our voice. Having a stable voice across your range is not the product of one aspect of singing, but a blending of optimal balance in breath, phonation, and resonance. In this episode, John discusses how all parts of the voice need to come together to create the ultimate singing goal of rock-solid stability

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Episode 168 - Don't Shortchange the Verse

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/31

Singers tend to focus on the money notes, the big, high notes usually found in the chorus of a song. But there is a world of musical expression to be found in the verses. Although the verse tends to be lower and less vocally exciting, there is much of a song's story to be found there. In this episode, John discusses how to inject more color and musical contrast into the verse of a song, to help your performances reach new artistic heights.

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Episode 167 - Phonation for Singing

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/28

Phonation is the act of creating sound waves from the vocal folds. While we phonate naturally in speech, singing requires a higher level of awareness and control. In this episode, John discusses the three main types of phonation and the elements you need to be aware of for healthy singing.

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Episode 166 - The Myth of Pure Talent

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/24

We often like to think of our musical heroes as being more than human, imbued with supernatural talent. This belief is unfair to both our heroes and ourselves, as it ignores a great deal of the hard work and constant learning all singers and musicians must go through. In this episode, John discusses the myth of pure talent and why education and practice is a vital part of the process.

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28:21

Episode 165 - Hollywood Session Singing with Gerald...

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/17

No matter where you live, you have likely heard Gerald White sing. Gerald is a first-call session singer in Los Angeles, whose voice has appeared on numerous TV shows and major motion pictures. Gerald is also a highly skilled voice teacher, and sight-singing instructor. In this episode, Gerald discusses the demanding world of session work and how he keeps his voice in top shape. EPISODE LINKS Gerald's Website Sight Singing Online Course

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Episode 164 - Effective Online Lessons

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/13

It's the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, and social distancing has already begun in earnest. In this episode, John discusses online voice lessons and how to get the most from your remote study.

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Episode 163 - Contemporary Pop Singing with Sam Johnson

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/11

Sam Johnson is a leading online voice teacher whose YouTube Videos have garnered tens of millions of views. John talks with Sam about his journey to teaching voice, the current state of pop singing, the role of voice science in his teaching, and much more. EPISODE LINKS: Sam's Website Sam's YouTube Channel

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Episode 162 - This Precious Singing Moment

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/06

We spend so much time depressed about the past or anxious about the future that we often miss the miracle of the present. Every moment you get to spend with your voice should be treasured and experienced fully. In this episode, John discusses the mindset of gratitude and awareness that will bring a new sense of joy to your singing and practicing.

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Episode 161- Getting Worse Before You Get Better

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/03/03

When you get serious about singing, it's not uncommon to go through periods of feeling like you are getting worse instead of improving. The path of learning to sing is not a straight one, and we often need to take detours that can lead to frustration. In this episode, John discusses why we may need to take a step back in our singing before we get better, but also how not to get stuck there.

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Episode 160 - Accepting Your Voice

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2020/02/28

Body acceptance is a growing trend, freeing us from attempting to fit into narrowly defined concepts of attractiveness. Yet this often doesn't happen with the voice. Singers struggle to make their voice some it's not, often to frustrating results. In this episode, John discusses the concept of vocal acceptance, and why your natural voice is more than good enough.

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