The Singing / Straw Blog
As we age, it’s natural for our voices to change. For many women in their 50s, 60s, and beyond, one of the most noticeable shifts is the development of an unintentional vocal quiver—often called the “old lady” quiver. This can...
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Two days ago, the world lost an icon. Marianne Faithfull, a voice that defined generations, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of raw, emotional storytelling through song. One of the most striking examples of her artistry can be heard through...
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"I didn't realize how much my singing voice (and prior bullying with that specifically) was connected to my confidence all around. As I am becoming more accepting of my singing voice, I have found my voice even stronger in other...
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"Any possibility of a video addressing vocal inflammation or fatigue caused by mental stress?" This comment hits close to home because I know so many of us have been there. Whether it’s the day-to-day grind, the stress of balancing work...
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Ah, acid reflux—the annoying party crasher no one invited. If you’re a singer or speaker, you know the drill: one moment you’re ready to belt out your best Pink Pony Girl, and the next, you’re clearing your throat like an...
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