6. Vocal health

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The Opera Training Companion

National Opera Studio

12 episodes

4 weeks ago

Welcome to The Opera Training Companion from the National Opera Studio - your go-to podcast for navigating the world of opera. Join us as we bring together industry-leading experts from opera and beyond, covering every aspect of what it takes to thrive (and survive!) as an artist in the operatic world. Hosted by soprano Rachel Nicholls who has been an opera singer for 25 years and is a regular coach at the Studio.

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6. Vocal health

The Opera Training Companion

53 minutes 51 seconds

7 months ago

6. Vocal health

In this episode of The Opera Training Companion, host Rachel Nicholls, alongside expert guests Kate Valentine (Valentine Voice Care) and ENT surgeon Declan Costello, dive into essential topics on maintaining vocal health. They explore common vocal issues singers face, the psychological and physical factors affecting the voice, and the importance of early intervention. Busting myths about vocal nodules, singing with a cold, and voice care gadgets, they also provide practical advice on building long-term vocal health habits. Perfect for young singers, this episode offers valuable insights into distinguishing between technical challenges and serious vocal health concerns.

You may also be interested in episode 2 focusing on nutrition essentials for singers with Julie Cooper.

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The Royal Society of Musicians

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