Heather Ballantine, Author at Len Ballantine Music

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So far Heather Ballantine has created 14 blog entries.

Singing is like Flying: Coaxing Tunefulness

Singing is like flying. To leave the ground, one has to […]

Singing is like Flying: Coaxing TunefulnessHeather Ballantine2019-10-07T13:22:59-04:00

Last TIP I began a series about Singing through the Eyes . . […]

The LOOK of Love Part IIHeather Ballantine2017-01-29T22:58:36-05:00

The LOOK of love…part IHeather Ballantine2017-01-29T22:58:36-05:00

Owning a house with a white picket fence has been the iconic dream […]

PICKET FENCE SingingHeather Ballantine2017-01-29T22:58:37-05:00

My six-year-old granddaughter recently discovered to her horror that another child had […]

HOLY WRIT . . . or, Let’s deface da music and danceHeather Ballantine2017-01-29T22:58:37-05:00

The trouble with B’s is not their sting. In fact, the trouble with […]

The Trouble with B’sHeather Ballantine2016-03-29T16:26:31-04:00

Cellphone technology has a lot in common with the world of making […]

Can you hear me now?Heather Ballantine2016-03-10T12:17:47-05:00

In ‘Bottoms UP’ I spoke about the advantages of piano cueing from the […]

BreadcrumbsHeather Ballantine2017-01-29T22:58:37-05:00

We’ve all had the experience of tuning into a station on the radio. […]

The Tuner ExperimentHeather Ballantine2017-01-29T22:58:37-05:00

If singers consistently sing flat, the problem is most likely related to a […]

The Three Bears of Breathing: a strategy for tuningHeather Ballantine2016-01-24T23:09:37-05:00

In Bottoms UP! I suggested that the choir is better served by having […]

TriangulationHeather Ballantine2016-01-05T22:12:26-05:00

To Sing or Not to SingHeather Ballantine2017-01-29T22:58:37-05:00