Ep. 24 "Breathe... Then What?"

Released Friday, August 17, 2012

Many singers know how to take a good breath. But is that really the answer to good singing? Voice Teacher Justin Stoney discusses what to do after the inhale breath and offers perspective on breathing for singing.

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