Ep.256 The Neuroscience of Singing: What the Singer's Brain Needs with Heidi Moss Erickson
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This episode explores the neuroscience behind singing and how it impacts vocal performance, featuring insights from voice expert Heidi Moss Erickson.
A fascinating deep dive into what really happens inside the singer’s brain, this episode explores the surprising intersection of neuroscience, pedagogy, and creativity. Joined by renowned voice expert Heidi Moss Erickson, the conversation unpacks how singing is both incredibly complex and beautifully instinctive revealing why play, imagination, and even a bit of “crazy” can unlock better vocal performance. This episode challenges singers and teachers alike to embrace a more brain-friendly, jo...
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