Ep. 28 "Bad To Be Breathy?"- Voice Lessons To The World

Released Saturday, September 15, 2012

Have you been told that breathy singing is bad for you? Or that it's damaging to the voice to sing breathily? New York Vocal Coaching's Justin Stoney describes the role breathiness plays in both style and technique in Episode 28.

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