I came upon this song I wrote almost 10 years ago. I was traveling with Mark Gungor and his event, "Laugh Your Way To A Better Marriage" and... read more →
Check link to Aimee Nolte's video on Point And Sing GREAT INFORMATION! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9ImcMKtoHA&feature=em-subs_digest-vrecs As a teacher of jazz vocal technique, I'm always in the mode of research and learning. My... read more →
A magical week that takes everything to the extreme. The hours, the work and the fun! Nestled in an idyllic setting at Lawrence University's Bjorklunden Lodge, Baileys Harbor, Wi., jazz... read more →
I often tell my students of voice to "record! record! record!" Why? Because you never know when you're going to capture the moment that documents the connection between... read more →
Click on link for a morning with Dolce' and Janet. ;) movie-on-2016-12-02-at-12-10 I woke up this morning feeling particularly open. We're performing a pretty big concert tonight and typically I'd... read more →
Greetings! Such an amazing few months it's been! Anita Wardell, jazz singer extraordinaire, comes to the U.S. and stays with us here in Oshkosh between her gigs in... read more →
Love is what we fight for Love is why we fight Love defines us it unwinds us We lose sleep We weep We wait We give up We start over... read more →
As a productive recording artist the release of a project is always a bit daunting. When an artist puts out a project it's like cutting the umbilical cord and letting... read more →
Emily Wendorff came to me a few years ago as a trumpet major who wanted to sing jazz. I'm adjunct professor of jazz vocal technique at Lawrence University... read more →
As with any group of musicians who have spent any amount of time together on the road, there are many stories to share. Here's one: Back in 1986 (ish), "Fire... read more →