All Vocal Pedagogues

William Vennard was an author, a singer and a man dedicated to voice research. Born January 31st, 1909 in Normal, IL, Vennard was anything BUT normal. Having initially received a...

Robert (“Bob”) Marks is a voice teacher, coach, conductor, arranger, author, and director. Mr. Marks holds a degree in speech and voice pathology and has taught at the American Musical...

Born April 9th, 1926, Richard Miller was a tenor, voice teacher, author and arguably one of the most influential voice pedagogues in history. Miller sang from the age of 3,...

Joan Melton, PhD, ADVS, is a researcher in cross-disciplinary performance techniques and a pioneer in the integration of singing and voice/movement training for actors. She holds a Bachelor of Music...

Kenneth Bozeman, Emeritus Professor of Music, tenor, holds performance degrees from Baylor University and the University of Arizona. He subsequently studied at the State Conservatory of Music in Munich, Germany...

Matt Edwards is one of the leading voice teachers for commercial and musical theatre styles in the United States. He is currently Associate Professor of Voice and Coordinator of Musical...

Josephine Antoinette Vadala was an American singer, singing voice specialist, and researcher. She was born on April 25, 1921, in Donora, Pennsylvania, USA. In her teens and early ’20s, Jo...

Florence Birdwell was an American singer, musician, and widely renowned voice teacher. She was born in Arizona, and grew up in New Mexico, later moving to Oklahoma City to study...

Francesco Lamperti (1811–1892) was a respected and even “hallowed” Italian singing teacher, and author of the book “The Art of Singing”. A Savona, Italy native, Francesco attended the Milan Conservatory,...

Katherine/Kittie Verdolini Abbott is one of the leading researchers and pedagogues in today’s world of vocal science.