By Judy Rodman
Choosing the right vocal coach can increase your vocal potential dramatically, heal vocal damage and stop vocal strain from happening. Choosing the wrong one can at best limit your vocal ability and at worst cause vocal damage. Every good, intuitive voice teacher brings his or her own personal experience to training students.
All voice teaching, however, should lead singers to the same basics of healthy vocal production.
You should not leave a vocal lesson with your throat hurting. Here are some questions to ask yourself after vocal training:
Do I notice increased vocal range, pitch accuracy, richness of tone color?
Does the training give me more vocal endurance?
You don't have to settle for an ineffective or incorrect vocal teacher.
Do your due diligence when choosing a vocal coach.
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