vocology
Beth is a singing technique teacher and vocologist with over 30 years of experience, working with students in the United States and internationally. Her students have performed on Broadway, Off-Broadway, in Regionals and Tours. She has contributed to projects including Sing and Shout For Health: Scientific Insights and Future Directions for Vocology.
Beth has taught masterclasses worldwide on vocal health, foundational anatomy, and the mechanics of healthy technique, with particular expertise in classic musical theater and Contemporary Commercial Music (CCM).
Her pitch-matching strategy, created for singers who consider themselves “tone deaf” or pitch-challenged, was the subject of a research study with Dr. Monica McHenry at New York Medical College. Coming soon: teacher-focused guide for working with pitch-challenged students: Life’s a Pitch and Then You SPING: A Pitch Tutor’s Toolkit.
She especially loves working with students who bring interesting vocal challenges to the studio, with a particular focus on the aging voice and challenges such as essential vocal tremor.
NCVS CERTIFICATE IN VOCOLOGY
Group Workshops & Private Studio
Beth teaches a select group of private voice students in NYC and has taught master classes and workshops for decades all over the United States and internationally.
INTRODUCING
Life’s a Pitch, and then you SPING™
VOCOLOGIST OPPORTUNITY
VoiceCare BookClub
Join Beth Falcone inside the Human Compatible Learning Center’s monthly book series in conversation with the authors of these influential works.
The VoiceCare BookClub is a project of the Human Compatible Learning Center, which is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing access to continuing education resources that are compatible with neurobiopsychosocial impacts on human learning for voice practitioners and educators. Learn more about their work below.