"The Deva Method provides a singer with vocal freedom. This includes the ability to sing the styles of your own choosing and to sing the way YOU want to sing. It does not make you sound the way the teacher or the technique wants you to sound. It opens the doors of expressive, passionate singing."
- Jeannie Deva
Jeannie was recently interviewed by the Women's International Music Network (WiMN) for their weekly column Front and Center. She talks about how she got into singing and vocal coaching, her unique vocal method, advice for singers and more.
Wanted to share a few things that I've been up to recently.
After our press conference at NAMM 2014 jamming with my fellow ArtistWorks teachers: the Amazing Howard Levy on Harmonica and Rock Guitar Wizard Paul Gilbert, Paul brought me into his Los Angeles, California recording studio to sing vocals on the title cut of his upcoming album. That was a real treat.
Then one of my star clients Lynda Carter (Wonder Woman) came to LA while on her spring tour of the US. She gave a fantastic performance in Hollywood, and here we are in her dressing room after the show.
Click here to read more from The Harmony Rag, which is put together by Sweet Adelines International and represented by the Quartet of Nations Region 31 in England, Scotland, Wales and the Netherlands.
Jeannie Deva has a new blog on MusicConnection.com where she talks about how to break out of a rut when singing stops being fun.
"If you are enjoying it more, keep doing what you are doing, as it is obviously successful. If you are enjoying it less, or find yourself fluctuating, it’s time to change something; and I don’t mean that the answer is to stop singing."
- Jeannie Deva, read more at MusicConnection.com