I Can’t Read Music Yet, Can I Still Be A Successful Singer?
Think you can't become a successful singer because you don't read music? Learn why music reading is a valuable skill, how it can be learned at any age, and what really matters most for singers and musical theatre performers.
To Sit or To Stand?
Wondering whether it's better to sing sitting or standing? Learn how posture affects breath support, resonance, and vocal freedom, plus practical tips to help you sing comfortably and confidently in any position.
What Do I Wear For An Audition?
Wondering what to wear to a musical theatre audition? Learn how to choose an outfit that is comfortable, professional, and helps you make a great first impression.
What is Mixed Voice? A Voice Teacher Explains
Think you don't have a mixed voice? Deborah Conquest explains common misconceptions about mixed voice, why voices crack, and how healthy vocal coordination develops after nearly 30 years of teaching singers.
How to Organize Your Audition Book for Musical Theatre Auditions
Need help getting that audition book in order? We got you!
Is it Too Late to learn to Sing? How Young is too Young to Study Voice
Wondering if you're the right fit for voice lessons? At Conquest Voice Studio, we work with adults, teens, professionals, hobbyists, and aspiring performers from around the world. Find out why singers of every level feel at home here.
Are Online Voice Lessons Worth It? 7 Benefits Every Singer Should Know
Can online voice lessons really help you become a better singer? Discover how virtual voice coaching can improve your technique, prepare you for auditions, and help you reach your singing goals from anywhere.
Winter Vocal Health Tips for Performers: Keep Your Voice Strong with Conquest Voice Studio
Winter Voice Care Tips- Confused about what to do and what to avoid? Read on!
Vocal Cooldowns
Should you cool down your voice after singing? After nearly 30 years of teaching singers, Deborah Conquest explains when vocal cool downs are helpful, when they're unnecessary, and how they support long-term vocal health.