Vocal Pedagogy
Honoring the Masters. Sharing the Journey.
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The mission of VocalPedagogy.com is to honor the past and present masters of Vocal Pedagogy, to learn from them, and to share in the journey of beholding the endless miracles, abilities, and beauty of the human voice.
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Monthly Featured Article
Every month we feature a vocal pedagogue who has helped shape our understanding of the voice.
Jennie Morton
Vocal Rehabilitation Practitioner, Osteopath, and Performance Coach
After a career as a classical Ballet dancer, musical theatre performer, theatre and TV actor, and lead singer of a Big Band, Jennie is now an Osteopath as well as holding a Masters degree in Psychology. Now based in Los Angeles, she is a specialist in the field of Performing Arts Medicine blending clinical treatment with performance coaching.
Vocal Pedagogues in History
Many wonderful people have dedicated their lives to further our understanding of how the voice works
Franziska Martienssen-Lohmann
Performer, Teacher, Researcher, and Author
Martienssen-Lohmann viewed singing as a human art requiring both a deep connection to the source material and infallible technique. She believed that the vitality of opera was inextricably linked to the quality of its singers, who play an active role in shaping the art form.
Emma Seiler
Voice Teacher, Researcher, Author
“The foundation of all art is science, and singing, in particular, must unite the two in perfect harmony to achieve true expression.” – Emma Seiler
Pierre Charles Delattre
Phonetician, Linguist, Researcher, Author, Specialist in L’contrastive Analysis
Pierre Charles Delattre (21 October 1903 – 11 July 1969) was a French-born phonetician, linguist, researcher, author, specialist in L’contrastive analysis and a foreign language teacher.
Meet Our Contributors
The people who make this site a reality
Zac Bradford
Contributor
Zac Bradford is proud to be the Director of the Australian studio for New York Vocal Coaching. He is passionate about seeking a holistic approach to voice training, where detailed scientific information is mindfully linked with practical application to meet the specific needs of each individual.
Emily Hatch
Contributor
Emily is the founder of Colorado Voice Studios with locations in Denver, Grand Junction, Fort Collins, and Loveland. She has been the Vocal Director for several children’s productions including Matilda, Grease, Fiddler on the Roof, 13 The Musical, and High School Musical.
Fiona Currie
Contributor
Fiona has been teaching for over a decade and is the founder of The Voice Diaries vocal studio. She focusses on vocal health and technique to ensure her singers have the right tools to enjoy longevity in their careers and continue to find joy through singing for many years to come.
Aramat Arnheim-Sharon
Contributor
Aramat Arnheim-Sharon is a well-known voice coach located in Israel. She is the founder of ILVA – Israeli Voice Association – and also the Israeli Chapter for PAVA (Pan American Vocology association).
Melissa Treinkman
Contributor
Melissa Treinkman is a professional opera singer based in Los Angeles and a passionate vocal technician. She is endlessly fascinated by vocal pedagogy and cherishes the opportunity that she has to help others experience vocal freedom.
Ajhriahna Henshaw
Contributor
Ajhriahna Henshaw is an educator, performer, and researcher in the field of contemporary singing.
Justin Stoney
Creator
Justin Stoney is the Founder of New York Vocal Coaching and an internationally recognized Voice Teacher and Vocal Coach. He is also the host of “Voice Lessons To The World” and the author of “Sing Like Never Before.”
