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Reentry After Covid: Concerns for Singers
Ohio NATS Virtual Spring Meeting
April 10, 2021
Album Musical de Angela Peralta
Nightingales and Swans - Presentation Slides
Loraine Sims Presentation Handout
Upcoming Events
Ohio NATS Fall Auditions
October 22-23, 2021
Baldwin Wallace University
Great Lake Region Student Auditions
February 26, 2022
Ball State Univeristy
Muncie, IN
Ohio NATS Spring Meeting
April 2, 2022
Capital University
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In Ohio's Spotlight
Ohio Honors Its Own (OHIO) Award
Congratulations to Stephanie Henkle, recipient
of the inaugural OHIO Award, for service to the
Ohio NATS Chapter!
Announcement Letter from President, Timothy Culver
Opera Project Columbus Scholarship
Opera Project Columbus (OPC) wants to hear from young Black singers committed to pursuing a career in classical vocal artistry. OPC will be awarding two $500 scholarships to help facilitate the production of high-quality audition videos so that young singers of color have an opportunity to present themselves with a professional audition package when taking the next step in their careers. Click here for more information.
NATS COVID-19 Resource Center
Calming the Corona Virus Crisis and Taking Your Teaching Online
Moving Voice Pedagogy Classes Online during Covid-19
Teaching Lyric Diction Online During Covid-19
NATS You Tube Channel can be found here for further video topics
Digital Voice Pedagogy Resources
Setting up Zoom for Voice lessons
Networking and the Independent Studio
One of the most important tasks for the independent studio
teacher is networking and building clientele. Click here to view
Susan Wallin's tips for networking and studio marketing.
"As an independent teacher, it is often hard to get away from the teaching studio and therefore difficult to find ways to continue to learn and grow as a teacher. One great resource that I have recently discovered is the NATS Chat. Not only are the topics presented very relevant to my teaching and studio needs, but the chats are also very convenient to watch when I have the time since they are viewable both live and archived on YouTube. I highly recommend that you check them out and take advantage of this valuable resource!"
https://www.nats.org/nats-chat.html
https://www.youtube.com/user/OfficialNATS/featured
-Tiffany Owens, Independent teacher and Adjunct Professor at
Mt. Saint Joseph University, Cincinnati, Ohio
"Vocapedia is an incredible resource that I use all the time in my teaching. Vocapedia has links to videos and articles on anatomy, diction, pedagogy, repertoire, acoustics, and many other topics. I show every beginning student the video titled 3-D view of the diaphragm. Students can see what the diaphragm looks like, how it moves, and how the ribs and abdominals respond to that movement. This video alone has transformed how I talk about breathing
to my students. Check out Vocapedia for great information and inspiration!"
-Debra Renz, Ohio NATS Board Member
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Tracy Grady trgrady@bw.edu