Philip Frohnmayer, Professor of Voice and Coordinator of Vocal Activities at Loyola University New Orleans - ArtistshouseMusic

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Vocal Lesson by Phil Frohnmayer What Makes a Good Student? The Vocal Audition Process Giving Voice Lessons to Teachers Positive Communication in a Voice Lesson Information in Voice Lessons Singing and Athleticism Preparing to Sing Teaching Breathing The Role of the Tongue in Singing Vocal Vibrato Opera and Foreign Language Singing Opera in Original Language Advice for Classical Singers Bringing Yourself to an Opera Role Background on Sarah Jane McMahon Preparing for an Audition Opera and Foreign Language How Has Your Voice Changed Over Time? The Importance of Family Support Breathing Responsibilities as an Artist The Business Side of Being an Artist What Makes a Great Conductor? Preparing for an Opera Role Advice for Young Classical Singers

Philip Frohnmayer, Professor of Voice and Coordinator of Vocal Activities at Loyola University New Orleans

Phil Frohnmayer
Phil Frohnmayer is a Professor of Voice and Coordinator of Vocal Activities at Loyola University New Orleans. He has recorded for Centaur and Albany Records and regularly appears as a soloist with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra and the New Orleans Opera.

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Philip Frohnmayer talks about his career and about teaching classical voice.

Shoot Date: July 06

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Loyola University New Orleans

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