The AndroVox Method
A Practical Guide to Mapping Resonance in Contemporary Voice
Item #: G-11501 Status: In-preparation
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Description:
The AndroVox Method, developed by award-winning artist and voice practitioner G. Thomas Allen, is an innovative, science-informed guide to contemporary commercial music vocal pedagogy. Whether you’re belting, riffing, or floating in falsetto, this method empowers you to achieve vocal freedom and flexibility across popular styles and your range—all while maintaining vocal health.
Built on the foundational concepts of anatomy, acoustics, agility, and authenticity, The AndroVox Method shifts the focus from traditional register labels (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) to mapping sound through resonance density and sensation, allowing singers to discover their unique vocal identity with precision and power.
Balancing pedagogy with practice, this guide also includes skill-development etudes, video demonstrations, a journal to track your progress, and a curated playlist of popular songs and artists to test your knowledge. Your voice. Your map. Let’s explore!
G. Thomas Allen, Associate Professor of Voice at Berklee College of Music, is an award-winning vocalist, voice educator, and author whose career spans opera, jazz, gospel, and contemporary commercial music. Known for his agile, resonant sound, he made history as the first male winner of the prestigious Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Vocal Competition, has been featured on Grammy-nominated recordings, and has performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival, BBC Proms, and Saturday Night Live.
Categories: Pedagogy
Number of Pages: 132
Format: Softcover