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Vocology

Voice

Singing technique teacher, performance coach and NCVS-trained vocologist. Creator of the SPING™ pitch-matching strategy. New York City.

Beth smiling and holding a copy of Sing and Shout for Health: Scientific Insights and Future Directions for Vocology.
Beth is a contributor to Sing and Shout for Health

Beth Falcone is a singing technique teacher, performance coach and NCVS-trained vocologist (National Center for Voice and Speech Certificate in Vocology) with a private studio in Manhattan. She taught singing for more than 30 years at theater schools and programs, and her favorites include the National Theater Institute, the New York Film Academy and Cedar Crest College. She founded Broadway Bound Voice Studios, where many of her students went on to work professionally, and her students have performed internationally, on Broadway, Off-Broadway, on national tours and in regional theaters.

Beth has given masterclasses around the world, including for SaPa in India, Oklahoma City University, Morgan State University and in her hometown of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

Beth specializes in classic musical theater and Contemporary Commercial Music. She works with singers experiencing vocal challenges, including the aging voice and essential vocal tremor. She also works as a singing voice rehabilitation specialist, collaborating with laryngologists and speech-language pathologists to help singers return to healthy singing.

She is President of the Human Compatible Learning Center, the successor organization to the 25-year VoiceCare Network founded by Leon Thurman, and moderates its VoiceCare BookClub, now in its fourth year. She is a member of the Voice Foundation, PAVA, NYSTA and NATS.

Beth leading a voice masterclass with students on stage at Morgan State University.
Masterclass at Morgan State University
Students using stretch bands in an interactive vocal anatomy exercise led by Beth.
Interactive anatomy, Morgan State University
Beth laughing at a grand piano in a teaching studio, with students reflected in the mirror.
Teaching at the piano
Animation: the words SPEAK and SING slide together to form SPING, with the tagline Life's a pitch and then you SPING!

Life's a pitch and then you SPING™!

A pitch-matching strategy for singers who believe they're tone deaf.

Beth's pitch-matching strategy, SPING™, was the subject of a research study with Dr. Monica McHenry at New York Medical College. Beth has presented SPING at the Voice Foundation and the Pan-American Vocology Association (PAVA), and has led workshops on it around the country. She also trains voice teachers in the strategy so they can add it to their own toolkits.

She is writing a guide for teachers, Life's a Pitch and Then You SPING: A Pitch Tutor's Toolkit, and contributed to Sing and Shout for Health: Scientific Insights and Future Directions for Vocology.

Musical theater and CCM

Classic musical theater and Contemporary Commercial Music.

Vocal challenges

Singers experiencing vocal challenges, including the aging voice and essential vocal tremor.

Voice rehabilitation

Working with laryngologists and speech-language pathologists to help singers return to healthy singing.

Studied with and assisted

  • Oren BrownFaculty emeritus, Juilliard
  • Kurt HansenHead of Opera, Northwestern University
  • Leon ThurmanFairview Hospital, Minnesota
  • Joan MeltonOne Voice Workshops
  • Jennie MortonOsteopath
  • Babette LightnerRSME, Wholeness in Motion
  • Bill ReedFaculty emeritus, Circle in the Square

Private studio and masterclasses

A private studio in Manhattan, plus masterclasses and workshops on vocal health, anatomy and technique.

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VoiceCare BookClub

A monthly series from the Human Compatible Learning Center in conversation with the authors of influential books on voice, moderated by Beth.

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Human Compatible Learning Center

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit and the successor to Leon Thurman's VoiceCare Network. Beth is President.

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