The Amazing Nebulizer!
Weekly Teaching Tip – Feb. 2, 2015 At this time of the year, when flu cold season creates havoc with singers, mist and saline can be…
Author: Tricia Grey
Level 5 SLS Instructor
Master's Degree in Voice
Sang in many LA based rock, pop, blues, and jazz bands for 20 + years
IVTOM mentor
I own 2 Sing Like a Star (SLaS) studios in Atlanta GA, where I currently employ 5 Associate teachers that I have trained to teach my method
Currently writing a book YOU can Sing like Star!
I have been teaching for over 40 year, beginning with teaching for Seth Riggs in Hollywood CA. Seth was my teacher for many years.
Vibrato
Weekly Teaching Tip – Dec. 1, 2014 by Tricia Grey Vibrato (definition): A regular, pulsing change in pitch or amplitude used to add expression to…
Posture in Singing
Weekly Teaching Tip – August 25, 2014 by Tricia Grey I have recently found a tool that I think is very helpful in addressing posture- both…
Self Talk
Weekly Teaching Tip – May 5, 2014 by Tricia Grey Our self talk, or the ways in which we talk to and think about ourselves…
Learning to Utilize and Benefit from Performance Anxiety
Weekly Teaching Tip – Nov. 11, 2013 Tricia Grey, MM This was posted on my blog at https://www.singlikeastar.com/blog.html on Sept 30. The title of this…
THE IMPORTANCE OF ONSET
Onset can be defined as the manner in which a vocal tone is initiated. The initiation of vocal tone determines the quality of the…
Health for Voice Teachers
Weekly Teaching Tip – April 22, 2013 by Tricia Grey My tip has to do with health for voice teachers. Recently I have become aware…
Coup de glotte
Weekly Teaching Tip – October 1, 2012 I have discovered a technique concept that I believe is very valuable. I call it the “adducted onset”. In…
