Here’s what voice guru Dr Ingo Titze thinks you should know about semi-occluded vocal tract exercises (SOVTs). Many singers include SOVTs in their practice regimes to improve balance and stamina. From lip trills, vocalising with puffy cheeks and singing through… Read More »Five Things You Need to Know About SOVTs, According to Dr Ingo Titze ⏱ 3 Mins
Gestures can be a powerful way to maximise learning in the singing studio. Vocal coach and researcher Heather Baker explains why. Using hand gestures and body language to direct singers is not a new concept. Just think of a musical… Read More »Four Gestures to Help Singers Learn Faster and More Effectively ⏱ 2 Mins
Join voice scientist, Dr Ingo Titze and Speech and Language Pathologist, Karin Titze-Cox in Ep.170, as they discuss their book ‘Voices Free after SOVT’, exploring the science and application of Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract exercises. They delve into the benefits, implementation,… Read More »Ep.170 Understanding the Science of SOVTs: In Conversation with Ingo Titze & Karin Titze Cox
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