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Jeff Alani Stanfill is a vocal coach, artist developer, and professional singer based in the New York City area, and owner of Voice Soaring Studios, LLC.
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Jeff Alani Stanfill is an accomplished performer and master of vocal and performance technique. Explore all that Jeff and Voice Soaring Studios have to offer!
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Nail the audition. Master the recording studio. Create awesome social media content. Learn to work the crowd. Let Jeff and Michelle Bermudez guide you on your journey to becoming a well rounded performer.
Follow Jeff as he guides you through some simple, FREE, exercises to help keep your voice in top shape! Videos are regularly updated on Jeff's YouTube channel, Jeff Alani Stanfill.
Now six weeks into the lockdown, some semblance of normalcy has returned, but the strength in my voice has not. Admittedly I began to lapse in my own daily vocal workout regimine, and even though I’m teaching voice lessons daily, my voice was becoming flabby, not as resonant as before, and even a little tight. So I decided it was time to sit down at the piano and start re-working my voice back to it’s peak performance state, even if there are no immediate performance dates on the horizon.
Ask yourself the above question and the following ones: How well do I know my voice? Do I know my voice well enough to know exactly what it’s going to be like on any given day? Is my technique reliable enough to get me through the bad days?
One of the my goals as Cinya Khan’s voice teacher was to make sure that she understood the importance of daily vocal workouts, and to always warm up before she started to sing songs. By the age of 14 her voice was starting to mature into a rich alto with a warm lower register, and a free, open upper register that could easily sail to high Eb 6.
Keep working toward building your own unique sound and you will never be sorry you did so. Work with a vocal coach that encourages individuality and is not trying to make you sound exactly like them or anyone else.
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