The Complete Bundle: my Guide and Workbook together for one price.

Whether you are a singer preparing for the most important auditions of your life, a family investing in their singer's future, a voice teacher guiding a talented student, or a choir director supporting college-bound seniors, this resource was written for you.

I serve as my institution's Voice Faculty representative on the Undergraduate Admissions and Scholarship Committee, where I am the person who determines which singers receive scholarship offers and in what amounts. I consult with my voice faculty colleagues, but the allocation decisions are mine. I also judge auditions for competitive young artist programs internationally and have presented to the National Opera Association on conservatory recruiting and admissions.

I know precisely what separates the singers who walk out with offers from the ones who do not. Talent is important, but there are many other factors at play. Those come from decisions you make weeks or months before audition day:

• Repertoire selection
• Prescreen video presentation
• Network building
• Essays that answer what faculty is looking for
• How singers carry themselves in the room

These are all learnable but often left to chance. I will show you how.

What's Included:

• How to Win the Voice Audition (96 pages) walks you through the full admissions process the way a professor who has sat on the panel would explain it privately. What the committee is actually evaluating. How scholarship decisions get made. The specific, fixable mistakes that eliminate otherwise qualified singers before the live round.
• How to Win Your Voice Audition Workbook extends that strategy into action with checklists, repertoire planning tools, school comparison pages, and financial aid worksheets so nothing falls through the cracks during the crucial, often hectic audition season.

Bundled together: $68 in resources, insider tips, and action plans for $59. More importantly, the kind of knowledge that singers, families, voice teachers, and choir directors typically only get if they happen to know someone on the inside.