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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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Episode 39 - How to Make Your Teacher Love Working...

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2018/01/23

Skilled, in-demand voice teachers see a high number of voice students in a given week, all vying for their attention. With an extensive roster of students, there will always be those that make the teacher's job just a little harder - don't be that student! By being respectful of your teacher's time and policies, and by showing up ready to work, you can become the student every voice teacher loves to work with. In this episode, John gives you his best advice on how to be a model student, how to have

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Episode 38 - Trust, but Verify

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2018/01/10

"Trust, but verify" might come from Ronald Reagan era but it is certainly applicable today. The internet is a wonderful explosion of knowledge, and singing is no exception. The disruptive force of online content means anyone with a microphone has access to billions of followers - which is good....and bad. In this episode, John talks about the problems of simply trusting singing teachers because they are online (John includes himself in this scrutiny) and why it is important to get to the original

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Episode 37 - Stop Studying Already!

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2018/01/03

Studying your craft is critical to master your singing. But when does study become a crutch or avoidance mechanism? Fear of failure. Fear of judgment. These can be crippling. Yet if we don't embrace fear and criticism our singing will likely never reach its full potential. In this episode, John explores why you need to get out of the practice room and out of your comfort zones. True artistry must include embracing risk and failure. Listen to this important episode and find your inspiration and

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Episode 36 - How High (or low) Should My Larynx Be?

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/12/02

The optimal positioning of the larynx is a subject that can certainly keep voice teachers debating. Some feel a low larynx is optimal, while others will argue for a raised position. This can lead to confusion amongst singers, as well as voice teachers. In this episode, John looks at the larynx from an acoustic as well as a singing muscle point of view and discusses options and best practices for singers. He also goes into how his views on optimal larynx height have changed over the years.

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Episode 35 - Becoming a Voice Teacher

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/11/13

Have you ever thought about teaching voice, but are intimated? In this episode John talks about the joys of a teaching career, and how you can get started on your path. Teaching voice is incredibly rewarding, and can provide a career full of music. This episode is perfect if you want to get started, but don't know how.

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Episode 34 - Are You Doing the Work?

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/10/17

A career in the entertainment business takes enormous dedication. You are competing against the best in the world and you need to bring your absolute best to the table. Dedication and hard work are essential. Without them, your chances of success are almost nonexistent. In this episode, John gives his best advice about what it takes to have a career in music. Highly recommended listening for anyone who aspires to sing professionally.

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Episode 33 - Fixing Your Vocal Break

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/09/26

The vocal break is the dreaded part of the voice that keeps voice teachers in business. The break is the number issue most singers deal with. If you hit this area too hard you jam up, not hard enough and you fall apart. Why does this happen and what to do about it? In this episode, John dives deeper into this most tricky vocal area and gives you some quick tips and tricks to develop the necessary coordinations.

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Episode 32 - The Focused Mindset

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/08/21

Singing is a high-level art form that takes an incredible amount of skill and artistry. As a student of singing your work is truly never done. But are you really doing the hard work? In this episode, John delves into the idea of "deep work" and how to use uninterrupted focus and intensity to supercharge your musical development. If you want to take your singing and musical skills to greater heights, this episode is not to be missed.

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Episode 31 - Artistry and Vocal Risks

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/08/12

Many in the vocal community are talking about Adele and the recent cancellation of the final nights of her tour. The pressures and demands of a career can take a toll on an artist, and it's something professional singers often find themselves worrying about. There is also the pressure to deliver performances that move and excite audiences, sometimes at the expense of vocal health. In this episode John discusses this tricky area and gives advice about what you ultimately need from both your artistry

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Episode 30 - Vowel Perception

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/07/13

The music of the voice is in the vowel, and therein lies a great key to singing. Understanding how to approach vowels is critical for singing, not only for technical mastery, but also vocal color and nuance. However, the vowels you want for singing can be very different from the vowel sounds you commonly use for speaking. In this podcast John delves into vowel perception, and how the listener actually hears the vowels you are producing. Understanding this topic can help the singer adjust vowels

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Episode 29 - How to Practice

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/06/27

Practicing correctly can speed your progress greatly, but singers often wonder how to get the best from their voice during these sessions. In this episode John gives his best advice for having a successful practice session. Practice well and you will sing well!

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Episode 28 - Acting Your Song

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/06/06

One of the main reasons to listen to music, and especially good vocalists, is to feel an emotion. Being able to deliver strong (and honest) emotions in your singing is extremely important. Acting your song is not just for musical theatre or opera. You can use these techniques to up your performances of any style. In this episode John shares some of his favorite techniques to emotionally connect with your music, including some of what he learned from a legendary Hollywood Acting Coach. If you have

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Episode 27 - Do Skype Lessons Work?

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/05/16

Skype lessons tend to bring our very strong opinions amongst voice teachers. Some love 'em, some hate 'em. In this episode, John looks at the challenges of learning voice on-line, starting with his early days of teaching over the telephone (yes, he's that old). If you have thought about learning or even teaching over Skype (or zoom, Facetime, etc.) this is a must-listen episode!

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Episode 26 - Vocal Fold Hydration, Revisited

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/05/02

Keeping your vocal folds properly hydrated is essential for good healthy speaking and singing, but it is not always easily done. Just drinking more fluids is often not enough, especially for those who use their voices on a professional level. In this episode, John again looks at some of the latest research on vocal fold hydration and the best practices for achieving good vocal health. John also discusses why women need to take extra care in making sure they are properly hydrated as research is

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Episode 25 - Vocal Science and Singing

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/04/06

Vocal science has gone from being hidden within the halls of academia to a greater acceptance by voice teachers, and increasingly, singers as well. However, is vocal science becoming overhyped and stopping singers from actually learning to sing? John delves into this subject with his own viewpoint of how vocal science has transformed his approach to the voice and how to use science to help your teaching and singing.

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Episode 24 - What is Mix Singing?

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2017/03/22

Singers often talk about "mix," but what does it really mean? In this episode, John delves into the world of mix and discusses it from a physical and acoustic standpoint. If you are confused by what mix singing is, this episode is for you!

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Episode 23 - Singing With More Power

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2016/11/07

Singing with more power is usually a high priority for singers. Unfortunately, if done wrong, attempting to get more power out of the voice can lead to vocal problems and even damage. In this episode John explains how vocal power works and how to begin to safely find it in your own voice.

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Episode 22 - Healthy Belt Singing

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2016/10/05

Belting can be one of the most thrilling types of singing a vocalist can attempt, but if done incorrectly it can lead to devastating vocal problems. In this episode, John breaks down the right and wrong ways to belt, and exactly what is happening in the voice when belting correctly. This basic knowledge can be an absolute voice saver for singers!

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Episode 21 - Rhythm and Phrasing for Singers

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2016/09/28

One of the key ways to become a great singer is to gain mastery over rhythm and phrasing. This can make the difference between mediocre vocal performances and ones that will have listeners flocking to you. In this episode, John covers how to learn to accurately subdivide beats and how syncopation can make you singing more interesting. He also gets into the magic of phrasing and how great singers use it to move their listeners emotionally. This episode is a must if you wish to stand out vocally

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Episode 20 - Natural vs Trained Singers

The Intelligent Vocalist ·

2016/08/16

Some believe that only natural singers can truly reach the heights of singing. In this podcast John discusses why pure natural talent, while a desirable gift, can also cause problems for singers, and how the singer that has to work harder actually has some advantages. If you are doubting your ability to become a world-class singer, you need to listen to this episode.

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