Three tonebase Members on What Changed for Them

Explore a demonstration on legato singing led by Rachelle Jonck, and see how breath impulse, portamento, and small intervals create a smoother, more connected vocal line.

Vocal coach Jason Ferrante demonstrates a vocal exercise using thirds and fifths that trains vowel clarity, chest expansion, and vocal support between notes.

A science-informed look at how breathing really works for singers, featuring a lesson segment on respiration with Lynn Helding.

Learn how to shape vowels, lighten tone, and find your authentic Jazz voice with GRAMMY-winning vocalist Alex Robinson. Includes free lesson segment and workbook.

Learn evidence-based strategies to protect your singing voice. Dr. Jenevora Williams explains how body, mind, and environment affect vocal health, and how small changes can make your voice stronger and more resilient.

Tenor Michele Angelini shares an essential exercise to build vocal flexibility and control. Discover how agility training develops elasticity, accuracy, and freedom in coloratura singing — exclusively on tonebase Voice.

Learn how to build smooth, connected legato singing with baritone Michael Sumuel. Explore lip trills, vowel transitions, and breath-support techniques that unify your voice from low to high registers. Watch the full “Developing Legato” course on tonebase.

Discover vocal warmup routines designed by world-class artists to help you build strength, balance, and flexibility across your entire range...no matter your voice type!

Understanding the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is crucial to deploying correct pronunciation in your singing. In this post, we’ll take you through everything you need to know to master this skill set.

Watch Fleur Barron perform Schubert’s “An Sylvia” and explore key vocal insights on diction, phrasing, and expressive lift.

Join GRAMMY-winner Sasha Cooke for an intimate voice-and-piano exploration of Bizet’s Habanera from Carmen. Discover how phrasing, tempo, and tone bring depth to this iconic aria.

“Mélodie”, is an essential part of the greater Art song repertoire. In this post, tonebase Voice Lead Heidi Vass takes you through the origins and stylistic considerations of this specific subset of the French Art Song Genre.

The Schirmer Edition of the 24 Italian Art Songs is something every singer encounters at the beginning of their journey. In this post, Joel Balzun takes you through the Edition, examines its significance, and addresses historical issues with the publication we’ve all come to know.

Habanera, from Georges Bizet’s iconic opera Carmen, is one of the most well-known arias of all time. In this post, we’ll dig into how every singer should approach the interpretation of this piece.

Franz Schubert has become known for some of the most iconic and frequently performed art songs in the entire repertoire. Here, baritone and composer Joel Balzun takes you through everything you need to know about the infamous Classical/Romantic era composer, as well as some singing tips for approaching his songs.

Beethoven’s legendary 9th Symphony premiered exactly 200 years ago, and since its premiere, it has garnered a reputation for being notoriously difficult to sing. Here, Amy Shoremount-Obra offers tips to navigate these sections for sopranos.

Short stories from singers who came looking for something more, and found it here.

Professional singers share how they deal with vocal health issues, from prevention to recovery, and how to stay consistent when the voice feels unpredictable.

Here, we will explore ways to learn classical voice online, and how you can incorporate these methods into your practice routine to make the most progress as a classical singer.