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If there is one thing that neuroscience is teaching us about the human mind, it is the deep interdependence between our physiological survival mechanisms, our mental states, our embodied and emotional experiences, and our cultural creations. Balliro integrates these levels of description as she supports readers in becoming singers.

Mary Helen Immordino-Yang, Professor of Education, Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Southern California.

You can become a better singer.  You can solve long-standing issues that you’ve never been able to change before. You can change the tone of your voice. You can sing without straining. You can express what you want when you master the art and craft of singing.

Get the book used by schools, colleges, choirs, independent singer/songwriter, classical singers and musical theaters to find their own authentic voice.

Stories, world-class training routines, self-assessments, interviews, history of why humans sing, the ethos of Mastery and more.  Interviews in Mike Gordon, bassist with the band, PHISH, world-renowned vocal scientist, Dr. Ingo Titze, Tony-award winning broadway producer, Jennifer Maloney-Prezioso and more. 

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Being a Singer: The Art, Craft, and Science