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Ornamentation has been a staple of vocal music for hundreds if not thousands of years. Join composer and writer Brian Rosen and VoiceBox host Chloe Veltman for a discussion about the ways in which singers (and composers) adorn melodies – and the factors that separate memorable from forgettable embellishments. (Playlist)

Ornamentation has been a staple of vocal music for hundreds if not thousands of years. Join composer and writer Brian Rosen and VoiceBox host Chloe Veltman for a discussion about the ways in which singers (and composers) adorn melodies – and the factors that separate memorable from forgettable embellishments. (Playlist)

Ornamentation has been a staple of vocal music for hundreds if not thousands of years. Join composer and writer Brian Rosen and VoiceBox host Chloe Veltman for a discussion about the ways in which singers (and composers) adorn melodies – and the factors that separate memorable from forgettable embellishments. (Playlist)

Founded in March 1941, San Francisco's KALW appeared on the airwaves in a year that was rich in melody. VoiceBox host Chloe Veltman takes a step back in time for a special KALW anniversary celebration featuring some of the year’s biggest hits -- and more quirky offerings. (Playlist)

Founded in March 1941, San Francisco's KALW appeared on the airwaves in a year that was rich in melody. VoiceBox host Chloe Veltman takes a step back in time for a special KALW anniversary celebration featuring some of the year’s biggest hits -- and more quirky offerings. (Playlist)

Founded in March 1941, San Francisco's KALW appeared on the airwaves in a year that was rich in melody. VoiceBox host Chloe Veltman takes a step back in time for a special KALW anniversary celebration featuring some of the year’s biggest hits -- and more quirky offerings. (Playlist)

Many vocalists go for years without realizing that they have nodes on their vocal folds or other career-threatening ailments. Sarah Schneider, a speech language pathologist at the University of California at San Francisco Voice and Swallowing Center and a member of the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA), and Chloe Veltman. VoiceBox host, explore the ways in which vocal therapy is helping singers do their work all over the world. (this episode originally aired in 2010)

Many vocalists go for years without realizing that they have nodes on their vocal folds or other career-threatening ailments. Sarah Schneider, a speech language pathologist at the University of California at San Francisco Voice and Swallowing Center and a member of the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA), and Chloe Veltman. VoiceBox host, explore the ways in which vocal therapy is helping singers do their work all over the world. (this episode originally aired in 2010)

Many vocalists go for years without realizing that they have nodes on their vocal folds or other career-threatening ailments. Sarah Schneider, a speech language pathologist at the University of California at San Francisco Voice and Swallowing Center and a member of the American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA), and Chloe Veltman. VoiceBox host, explore the ways in which vocal therapy is helping singers do their work all over the world. (this episode originally aired in 2010)

With the summer concert season in full swing, vocalists are in danger of straining their voices more than ever as they try to reach those carousing outdoor crowds.  Sarah Schneider, a speech language pathologist at the UCSF Voice and Swallowing Center, discusses the best ways for singers to look after their most important asset and common myths associated with vocal healthcare. (this episode originally aired in 2010)

With the summer concert season in full swing, vocalists are in danger of straining their voices more than ever as they try to reach those carousing outdoor crowds.  Sarah Schneider, a speech language pathologist at the UCSF Voice and Swallowing Center, discusses the best ways for singers to look after their most important asset and common myths associated with vocal healthcare. (this episode originally aired in 2010)

With the summer concert season in full swing, vocalists are in danger of straining their voices more than ever as they try to reach those carousing outdoor crowds.  Sarah Schneider, a speech language pathologist at the UCSF Voice and Swallowing Center, discusses the best ways for singers to look after their most important asset and common myths associated with vocal healthcare. (this episode originally aired in 2010)