Whether you’re a professional singer, a hobbyist, or someone who loves to sing in the car, it’s important to treat your voice with care. Just like an athlete stretches before a workout, your vocal cords need preparation before singing, speaking, or performing. In this post, we’ll explore the importance of warming up your voice and […]
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As singers, we’ve all faced moments when our voices don’t quite cooperate as we’d like them to—I certainly know I have! Those slight hiccups or more pronounced shifts in vocal tone, known as vocal breaks, can be frustrating. But don’t worry! In this post, we’ll demystify vocal breaks and explore effective strategies to smooth out
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Exploring different vocal techniques, especially for classical singers venturing into crossover styles like mix and belt, can be both intriguing and daunting. The journey involves understanding best practices and recognizing warning signs that indicate the need for technical adjustments. This guide will help you establish effective practices in mix and belt styles while ensuring your
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Musical theatre is a dynamic and diverse world, with singing that ranges from heart-wrenching ballads to high-energy anthems. When discussing musical theatre singing, three key terms often arise: belt, mix and legit. Each of these terms can be used to describe vocal function or to talk about a genre of music or singing style. In
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Let’s talk about vocal health. The term “vocal hygiene” refers to the things you can do to keep your voice healthy and in good shape. Here are my tips to maintain a good voice!
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Good vocal training aims at developing the natural voice. It isn’t just based on an idea of what a voice should sound like, but looks at vocal function. Its purpose is to release the instrument from unnecessary tension so that your natural sound can come out.
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