Beth Falcone
Music Director • Pianist • Writer • Performer • Vocologist™️
RECENT NEWS
RECENT NEWS
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Recent News
Recent News
Music Director / Pianist
Bob Malone Band - Northeast Tour / NYC
Welcome to the Big Dipper - Off Broadway Musical & Original Cast Album&
Remembering My Dreams - United Solo Artists
InunDATEd, Concert Series - York Theater
Elysian Fields - a new musical - 29 hour equity reading
Vocologist
VoiceCare BookClub meets with authors:
February 2nd—Melissa Foster: Don’t Sweat the Technique”
March 2nd—William Sauerland: “Queering Vocal Pedagogy”
April 27th—Ken Bozeman: “Practical Vocal Acoustics”
May 18th—Ian Howell: “Hearing Singing
Moderator: Beth Falcone
Summertime Memories - Aaahhhh
Summertime Memories - Aaahhhh
Cool Parlour was the House Band for The Julia Gabriel People's Garden 50th Anniversary & performed as the featured act for Blondie’s Music Tuesdays!
AWARD WINNER
AWARD WINNER
The Kleban Foundation was established in 1988 under the will of Edward L. Kleban, best known as the Tony and Pulitzer Prize winning lyricist of the musical A Chorus Line. Kleban’s will made provisions for annual prizes, which in recent years have totaled $100,000 each, payable over two years, to be given to the most promising lyricist and librettist in American musical theatre. For over 30 years, the Kleban Prize has recognized and honored some of the American musical theatre’s brightest developing talents.
"The Kleban Prize for Musical Theatre is one of the theatre's most distinctive honors,” says Tony Award winner Richard Maltby Jr., President of the Kleban Foundation. “After the last few challenging years, Ed Kleban's legacy may be more important than ever in supporting the creators of tomorrow's American musicals. Ed Kleban recognized that theatrical wordsmiths have the hardest time supporting themselves while honing their craft, and so the Kleban awards are specifically for librettists and lyricists. It is notable that the Kleban Prize is not given to a specific work, as other awards are, but instead, it is given for work yet to be written. With a uniquely generous endowment, the Kleban Prize identifies, celebrates and supports promising writing talent in the theatre, just when emerging writers -- and established writers -- need help the most. Kleban Prize winners are going to define the art form for years to come. The Kleban Foundation is proud to carry on Ed Kleban's enlightened legacy.”
SVI 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.
NEW OPPORTUNITY
Research Study
Have you been told that you are tone deaf but love to sing?
You are invited to participate in a research study to assess the effectiveness of a training program to help you sing. Beth Falcone & Dr. Monica McHenry at New York Medical College are currently accepting applicants to participate.
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.
FEATURED WORK
Wanda’s World
Music & Lyrics by Beth Falcone
Book by Eric H. Weinberger
Voice Faculty.
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Beth Falcone is an American pianist, conductor, composer-lyricist, and vocologist. Among numerous awards, she is a Kleban Prize Winner for Most Promising Lyricist in American Musical Theater, Harrington Award for Outstanding Creative Achievement and most recently garnered the award for “best musician” at the United Solo Artists Festival in New York City.
Beth is currently working on a commission from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation: Fall Risk: The Musical, the story of an inspiring, gifted young woman who has not only survived but thrived despite her diagnosis of Cystic Fibrosis.
Perhaps most known for her musical, Wanda’s World, it premiered Off-Broadway at the 45th St. Theater and received two Lortel Award nominations, including Best Musical, and a Drama Desk Award nomination for Best Book. The show was released on Broadway Records with album producer Michal J. Moritz, Jr. and is available for licensing through Theatrical Rights Worldwide. Learn more at WandasWorldMusical.com.
Her pitch matching method, designed for those who believe they are tone deaf, is the subject of a research study with Dr. Monica McHenry at New York Medical College. She has given numerous masterclasses around the world and the United States on vocal health, basic vocal anatomy, mechanics and technique. She specializes in classic musical theater and CCM styles (Contemporary Commercial Music).
Ms. Falcone is currently writing a book to help her fellow teachers with those “pitch challenged” students who happen to cross their studio doors. Life’s a Pitch and Then You SPING: A Pitch Tutor’s Toolkit is due to be finished by April of 2024.
Fun fact: She was a music assistant on Broadway’s The Lion King and transcribed Lebo Morake’s music which he created and taught to the cast right in the rehearsal room!
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BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theater Songwriting Workshop
Librettists Workshop
Dramatist’s Guild (Fellow)
MAESTRA
New York Singing Teachers' Association (NYSTA)
National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS)
Voice Foundation
Pan American Vocology Association (PAVA)
VoiceCare Network
American Federation of Musicians (AFM)
The Recording Academy
Musicians Without Borders
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