Brian Gill from NYU discusses various audition techniques to help ensure a successful audition. He advises his students to stay centered and to make sure they focus on doing what they know works for them. He also suggests when in an audition to pretend that you do not have any weaknesses even if you do.

Brian Gill from NYU gives advice to those wishing pursue music professionally. He emphasizes exploring what your voice can do and not to limit yourself vocally. He believes if you limit yourself it can be a hinderance.

Brian Gill of New York University's Steinhardt School discusses the musical heroes he's admired as a vocalist such as Luciano Pavarotti, Billy Joel, James Taylor, and Luther Vandross.

Brian Gill from NYU discusses what he looks for in potential vocal students such as voice type, strengths and weaknesses, and bad speech habits.

Brian Gill, a voice teacher at New York University, discusses the importance of warming up before you practice or play, and shares some warmup techniques for voice that he feels are particularly valuable.

Brian Gill from NYU talks about teaching and being a professional vocalist.