Cantar Como las Estrellas: Vocal Book & 2 CDs

This method delivers what choir directors and voice teachers have always needed: a technically sound approach that works across genres without requiring students to adopt a single "correct" singing style. The dual-language publication and accompanying recordings make it especially valuable for Spanish-speaking students or programs serving diverse populations.

Working through these exercises reveals vocal possibilities that felt out of reach. The voice becomes lighter, more flexible, and capable of sustaining power across a wider range without the familiar fatigue or strain.

Voice teachers, choir directors, and individual singers seeking a comprehensive technical foundation that works across pop, rock, opera, sacred music, and musical theater. Solo singers preparing for performance or auditions will find practical, immediately applicable exercises.

• Reference the recorded examples frequently. Hearing the technique demonstrated at different pitches and intensities anchors understanding in a way that written instruction alone cannot.
• Work through the exercises in sequence rather than jumping to advanced material. The progression builds coordination systematically.
• Apply each exercise to repertoire your students are already singing. Transfer happens fastest when technique connects to music they care about.
• Pay attention to the distinction between effort and result. The method's central insight is that tension often masks what's actually needed.

Assign this as supplemental material for singers working on solos or preparing for auditions. Voice teachers can use the exercises as warm-ups or assign chapters corresponding to specific technical challenges students are encountering in repertoire.

• Laryngeal positioning and coordination
• Breath support and control across dynamic ranges
• Consistent tone production across the full vocal range
• Strain-free singing in multiple genres
• Resonance and projection without tension