Now that so many people are facing the need to move their teaching and activities online, I am spotting the following trend: Teachers are offering their online lessons at (much) lower rates than their “usual”, in-person lessons. I feel compelled to speak up about this. When I see online lessons offered at a lower rate …
October is here! And I’m celebrating the 10th anniversary of my company Katja Maria Music! Actually, I’ve been a teacher and artist for more than 2 decades, but 10 years ago I decided to set out on the path of an entrepreneur. And that calls for a celebration! Many celebrations actually: 10 years of being a …
An album I’ve been listening to a lot this past year is Peter Gabriel’s ‘Scratch My Back’. The album consists of cover songs, in Gabriel’s words it’s “the dreaded cover album” that some artists set out to make. The album’s title comes from the idea: “if you do one of my songs, I’ll do …
The internet is full of wonderful (free) resources for singers and singing teachers. But sometimes it might be difficult to filter out the “good stuff” from the massive amount of links that are being shared on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook. And unless you happen to be very organised in keeping track of your internet bookmarks, many great …
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I love writing about all things related to singing and creativity, so when Laurel Irene and David Harris from VoiceScienceWorks contacted me to ask if I’d be up to contribute to the new publication The Unfiltered Source, I was both happy and honored. The publication explores topics in the voice world from as many angles as …
