Ken Goodenberger Voice Studio

Ken Goodenberger Voice Studio

Auditions coming up for West Valley Chorale - Your Valley

Join us! Auditions next Tuesday 9/3/19, Noon to 3pm.

yourvalley.net Auditions for those wishing to sing with the West Valley Chorale for the upcoming 2019-20 season take place noon to approximately 3 p.m. Tuesday Sept. 3 in the Choir Room…

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Register your kiddos today so you can guarantee a spot! We start on Sunday!!! http://theaterworks.org/kids-alive/

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So proud of my voice student, Kai Jinn. He has worked tirelessly this last year at his craft: singing, acting, and being a fantastic instrumentalist. I am so happy to say that his work has not gone unnoticed! He was the recipient last night of a Spotlight Youth Theatre Gobie award for Most Improved Performer for this season. Go Kai!

PETER AND THE STARCATCHER - Paradise Valley Community College - June 22 - July 1, 2018

Opens this Friday!!!

phxstages.blogspot.com by Rick Elice Directed by Andrea Robertson Pirates, star stuff, lost boys, and jungle savages…The Tony-winning play, based on the best...

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Beethoven's Ninth with the Scottsdale Philharmonic

Jennifer Sheldon, Soprano
Alexis Davis Hazell, Mezzo-soprano
Ken Goodenberger, Tenor
Earl Hazell, Bass

So excited to Music Direct my first show at Spotlight Youth Theater! Auditions tomorrow and Wednesday. Callbacks on Thursday. Directed by Kenny Grossman, with Choregraphy by Tina Caspary! Willkommen! Don't miss it!

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TheaterWorks, Live - Peoria, AZ

Have you signed up for your audition yet?? See you there!

Our YouthWorks show Annie Jr. has auditions coming up in 2 weeks and we need more teenage boys to audition! Please help us spread the word by sharing or tagging a friend in the comments, every bit of visibility helps us put together the next great cast!

Stay healthy this singing season! Here are your tips to Good(enberger) Vocal Health!

Decaf or Herbal Tea – Relaxes and soothes throat while hydrating your body. *Throat Coat Tea contains Slippery Elm and Licorice Root for increased relief during overuse or sickness.

Honey – Replenishes lubrication and moisture to throat. It can be taken by the spoonful or mixed into warm drinks. *Manuka Honey is imported from New Zealand and can be purchased online or at Sprouts. It has natural antibiotic properties that can heal and prevent scar tissue affecting the voice. Local honey can also be purchased at most farmer’s markets and can help eliminate swelling and dryness caused by allergies.

Water – Men:13x 8oz cups per day, Women: 9x 8oz cups per day, Girls and Boys 5-8 8oz cups per day. Hydration is necessary for your vocal folds and your entire body! Remember though that what you drink today isn’t fully absorbed by your body until tomorrow. And a good rule of thumb: “Pee clear, Sing clear”.

Apples – Naturally occurring source of vitamins C, E and healthy proteins. Can heal and prevent vocal cord injury.

Room humidifier/vaporizer – It is beneficial to singers or people who use their voice for speaking for extended periods, to increase the humidity in your living space or work environment to at least 30%.

Personal steamer – Immediately hydrates voice box and increases moisture in vocal folds. Can also be done with shower steam. Breathe steam 2-3 times per day for 5 minute intervals to soothe irritated vocal cords.

Lemon/Lime – Vitamin C and antioxidants can be healing when experiencing respiratory illness. HOWEVER, too much citrus can strip the throat of natural mucus and can result in hoarseness of the voice.

Throat Spray – MUST be made for singers: Entertainer’s Secret, Singer’s Saving Grace, Vocal Eze, etc. These are non-alcoholic and made with natural lubricants that replace and replenish. Do NOT use Chloraseptic or other numbing throat sprays that are designed to dry and numb the throat.

Honey/Slippery Elm drops or candy – Natural Honey, Pectin, Glycerin, Slippery Elm will soothe and lubricate the throat. Do not be fooled by Honey/Lemon flavored cough drops that still have a Menthol base (Halls). Menthol is drying and numbing and bad for your voice!

**Don’t let these things cause vocal strain for you!

Caffeine and Alcohol – Both dehydrate your body, and vocal folds. If you do partake, replenish body for every beverage with an equal volume of water.

Reflux – Try not to eat 2-3 hours before bed! If reflux still occurs, over the counter medicines for reflux, or a tsp. of organic Apple Cider Vinegar mixed in water before bed should clear up your issues!

Cold, Cough and Flu medications – These contain agents that purposefully dehydrate mucus membranes and vocal folds. Stick with natural remedies and stay away from anything with alcohol in the ingredients.

Allergies – This is a big one in AZ. Stay hydrated and consume a tsp. of local honey daily. This can be found at your local farmer’s market. Over the counter medications such as Zyrtec and Flonase can eliminate vocal swelling while not affecting lubrication.

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Audition info for my next project!

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Get your tickets before they run out!! www.ghostlightaz.com

It's time!! Get your tickets for Seussical Jr now at www.vosjcc.org/seussicaljrtix. We are so excited to have this amazing production hosted at the J and open to the entire community! Share the news and website with your friends and family so we can show our love and support to this incredible cast and crew!!

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Hairspray Jr: The Musical

We open on Thursday! Get your tickets!

jewishphoenix.ticketspice.com The J Youth Theater presents Hairspray Jr: The Musical.

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Ken Goodenberger Voice Studio's cover photo

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Theater Works » StarDust

STARDUST is holding auditions at Theater Works August 2 at 6pm! Stardust is Theater Works performing outreach group for selected performers ages 13 to 19.

To audition, prepare a one-minute pop or Broadway song to perform for Directors Ken and Brenda Goodenberger. Bring backing track on CD, iPod or Cell Phone. Returning StarDust members do not need to re-audition. Auditions will be held at the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts (Peoria Center for the Performing Arts, 8355 W. Peoria Ave, Peoria 85345).

Rehearsals are Sunday evenings from 7 to 9pm. Tuition for the fall semester is $50.00. Scholarships are available.

theaterworks.org Stardust is an advanced training program for performers ages thirteen to nineteen, who travel throughout the valley, entertaining audiences through song. This group is led by award winning directors and performers, Ken and Brenda Goodenberger. Troupe members will learn various genres of music, rangi…

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Spamalot auditions next week at PVCC! Call for your audition time!!

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SHUMC Performing Arts Series invites you to a concert of musical theater favorites performed by some of the West Valley’s most talented teens from Theater Works’ Stardust vocal troupe. Stardust features performers ages thirteen to nineteen, who travel throughout the valley, entertaining audiences through song. This group is led by award winning directors and performers, Ken and Brenda Goodenberger, who will also be performing at this event. Join us on Sunday January 11th at 3pm at Shepherd of the Hills United Methodist Church, Sun City West. Tickets are $10 each at the door.

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