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June 20,
2006 #26
FEATURE EDITORIAL
What Do
You Think About Your World-Class Voice?
What's keeping you from being a world-class singer? Tough
question, and it actually has a lot to do with today's feature article,
but with a slightly different twist.
You may remember that during the recent Trojan Horse Lemonade sale, I
included a few bonus items (the pdf books) that had made a big
difference in my life. Each of those books was about thinking,
and specifically, how our thinking effects our results in any area of
life. Why I included them is that I have found in just
about ALL of my students (voice, guitar and piano) their thinking about
their own talent and abilities is what determines how well they
performed and achieved musically. My instruction actually has
very little to do with the student's achievement. I get
them going technically and steer them in a forward direction, but the
student's opinion of their abilities is the most important factor in
how they practice, how free they are to use their abilities and how
hard they are willing to work to improve.
So what is in your thinking about your own voice? What are the
opinions you have about your own ability? Can you imagine
yourself as a world-class singer? What are the thoughts you have
about your own voice, and most importantly, which are the ones you
would like to change and improve. How you think about your voice
has a lot more to do with your sound than how good your training and
technique is.
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