Tiffany Van Boxtel's guest appearances

Tiffany Van Boxtel

The Engaging Voice

Artist Magic

Katie Zaccardi

Suzanne Paulinski

Ari Herstand

Andrew Ryan

Victoria Vargas

Cheryl B. Engelhardt

Tara B

Sarah Weiss

Lynz Crichton

Carol Nicodemi

JoAnne Hart

Brianna Ruelas

Jana Anderson

Liz Aponte

Karen Clark

OwlTail

In today’s episode, Tara talks with singer/vocal coach Tiffany Van Boxtel all about training the voice and why it’s so helpful to have a plan. We also discuss the value of one-on-one trainings and letting them be a foundation for all that we build on vocally. Tiffany’s first love of music might be traced back to playing a monster game in elementary music where she got to express dynamics of music. And then she had her first solo volunteering to sing "O Come O Come Emmanuel”  for the Christmas program.   Tiffany originally wanted to be a choir teacher, but ended up being drawn to private voice teaching. “It’s great there’s free information out there but it really makes people think that they can do it themselves and it really sets them up for failure when they can’t.” We chatted that people sometimes get freaked out by “formal training”. But having a one on one actual voice teacher is the way to be a solo singer  and improve yourself.   Tiffany said that the biggest thing that tends to stop people from taking voice is time and money! But she also talked about that being a professional singer requires you to have that time commitment and money to invest in your profession.   She talked about how focused technique training 10-15 minutes 3-4 days a week can really help singers get where they need to go! When people say they don’t have time to practice, it’s usually because they:  Don’t know what to practice or Don’t know how to practice    When people don’t get results, they usually don’t want to train or keep training. Helping people get extra feedback and then helping them listen back on their own can be the key to guidance from a vocal teacher. Teachers can help them observe and notice what is going on in small concepts. Tiffany has her group called “The Star Singer Green Room” where people go through different stages of singing starting with a foundational stage. You can get ahold of Tiffany here: https://www.starsinger.co/singnow Or through her podcast: The Star Singer Podcast Her Instagram handle is: @tiffanyvanboxtel You can subscribe  to THE ENGAGING VOICE on the platform you listen on:  Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart radio, Youtube and Apple Podcasts. And now, it’s also on Amazon Music Audible and PlayerFM too!! AND you can share this episode to social media or with your friends!   Give them a gift today by sharing this free podcast with them!

In today’s episode, Tara talks with singer/vocal coach Tiffany Van Boxtel all about training the voice and why it’s so helpful to have a plan. We also discuss the value of one-on-one trainings and letting them be a foundation for all that we build on vocally. Tiffany’s first love of music might be traced back to playing a monster game in elementary music where she got to express dynamics of music. And then she had her first solo volunteering to sing "O Come O Come Emmanuel”  for the Christmas program. Tiffany originally wanted to be a choir teacher, but ended up being drawn to private voice teaching. “It’s great there’s free information out there but it really makes people think that they can do it themselves and it really sets them up for failure when they can’t.” We chatted that people sometimes get freaked out by “formal training”. But having a one on one actual voice teacher is the way to be a solo singer  and improve yourself. Tiffany said that the biggest thing that tends to stop people from taking voice is time and money! But she also talked about that being a professional singer requires you to have that time commitment and money to invest in your profession. She talked about how focused technique training 10-15 minutes 3-4 days a week can really help singers get where they need to go! When people say they don’t have time to practice, it’s usually because they: <ul> <li>Don’t know what to practice or</li> <li>Don’t know how to practice</li> </ul> When people don’t get results, they usually don’t want to train or keep training. Helping people get extra feedback and then helping them listen back on their own can be the key to guidance from a vocal teacher. Teachers can help them observe and notice what is going on in small concepts. Tiffany has her group called “The Star Singer Green Room” where people go through different stages of singing starting with a foundational stage. You can get ahold of Tiffany here: <a href="https://www.starsinger.co/singnow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.starsinger.co/singnow</a> Or through her podcast: The Star Singer Podcast Her Instagram handle is: @tiffanyvanboxtel You can subscribe  to THE ENGAGING VOICE on the platform you listen on:  Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart radio, Youtube and Apple Podcasts. And now, it’s also on Amazon Music Audible and PlayerFM too!! AND you can share this episode to social media or with your friends! Give them a gift today by sharing this free podcast with them!

Episode 56 | Tiffany Van Boxtel  | How to Find Vocal Training that Works 

Tiffany VanBoxtel is a graduate of Lawrence University, where she received a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Bachelor of Music in Choral/General Music Education. After graduation, she began teaching private lessons, and soon found her voice studio exploded in numbers—almost to the point where she couldn’t keep up with demand. Instead of capping enrollment and sticking with the easy route, Tiffany was inspired to help more singers, and founded The Star Singer Green Room, an online membership program where she helps singers to give their best performances. Now balancing her time between in-person lessons and her online membership, Tiffany has created a lucrative career for herself as a vocal coach. In this episode, I spoke with Tiffany about the mechanisms of her membership program, how she grew it from the ground up, and her advice for anyone wanting to do the same. Think you need to stay basic with your music studio? Think again. You could be diving into online lessons through a membership program like Tiffany did! Show notes are available here: http://www.megan-kuhar.com/blog/creating-a-vocal-coaching-membership

Tiffany VanBoxtel is a graduate of Lawrence University, where she received a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Bachelor of Music in Choral/General Music Education. After graduation, she began teaching private lessons, and soon found her voice studio exploded in numbers—almost to the point where she couldn’t keep up with demand. Instead of capping enrollment and sticking with the easy route, Tiffany was inspired to help more singers, and founded The Star Singer Green Room, an online membership program where she helps singers to give their best performances. Now balancing her time between in-person lessons and her online membership, Tiffany has created a lucrative career for herself as a vocal coach. In this episode, I spoke with Tiffany about the mechanisms of her membership program, how she grew it from the ground up, and her advice for anyone wanting to do the same. Think you need to stay basic with your music studio? Think again. You could be diving into online lessons through a membership program like Tiffany did! Show notes are available here: <a href="http://www.megan-kuhar.com/blog/creating-a-vocal-coaching-membership" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.megan-kuhar.com/blog/creating-a-vocal-coaching-membership</a>

9. Creating a vocal coaching membership program, with Tiffany Van Boxtel