Baritone and voice teacher Kyle Ferrill (faculty, University of Memphis) brings insights from yoga, meditation, Buddhism, habit formation, and more to the practices of singing and the teaching of singing. For more information, visit www.kyleferrill.com.
Here’s the link to “Classical singers: there’s more than one path,” my blog post about some of the various options within classical singing: https://www.kyleferrill.com/blog/2019/2/9/classical-singers-theres-more-than-one-path
Kyle Ferrill discusses the interconnection between his voice teaching and his mindfulness practice.
Big hat tip to James Clear (Atomic Habits) and the podcast Half Size Me. Today’s episode discusses the simple / complex act of “getting started” with any habit in singing.Apologies for the poor audio quality—a mic malfunction meant I had to extract the audio from the video I post on YouTube. Back next time with crisper audio!**
Kyle Ferrill (University of Memphis) shares the “why” and “how to” of getting started teaching voice using the incredible RCM Voice Syllabus. Ferrill is not affiliated with the RCM; solely a fan-boy!
Kyle Ferrill explores the Buddhist concept of “right view” and some ramifications for singers. Less suffering, more singing!
What better way to start the Balanced Singer Podcast than with an episode on, well, balance! Host Kyle Ferrill gets the show kicked off with his Three Bears framework for teaching voice. For more information, please visit www.kyleferrill.com.
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