EASY SINGING COURSE

Develop your musical ear through ear training to hear correct sounds and sing accurate notes, improving memory with gradual practice using piano, guitar, or any song.

Develop ear training and note accuracy at an intermediate level by practicing double knots and imitating sustained vowels to strengthen pitch perception. Next class covers advanced ear training.

Advance your singing in the easy singing course through advanced ear training and note accuracy by listening to played notes, singing the same notes, and committing to daily practice.

Practice ear training by listening to played notes, imagining the sound, and singing the exact notes to improve note accuracy.

Train your ear for note accuracy by imitating vowels ah, a, e, or o. Practice gradually with patience, as this session leads to an advanced next class.

Master ear training and note accuracy through intermediary practice: listen to two notes, imagine the sound, and sing the exact pitch, using vowels and flexible technique.

Develop advanced ear training for male singers by listening attentively, hearing notes in your mind, then imitating them to improve note accuracy through steady practice.

Learn breath management for singing, including diaphragmatic breathing, four techniques to inhale, hold, control the escape of air, and catch quick breaths, plus posture and timing for consistent dynamics.

Develop breath management skills through four principles and practicals: inhale deeply, hold air, control escape, and sustain notes for seven seconds with a slow seven-second exhale using a hiss.

Master breath management by sustaining double notes and controlling air escape with a chosen vowel. Practice to strengthen breath control and set up the next advanced breath control session.

Master advanced breath management to sustain the last note by reserving air for the final note, practicing four-note sequences, and tracking growth with seven, ten, and fifteen seconds targets.

Master advanced breath management to sustain the final note by reserving air during four-note phrases. Practice precise breath control with progressive targets—seven, then ten, then fifteen seconds—to track growth.

practice double notes and sustain the last note for male breath management, use simple syllables, stay persistent, and preview the upcoming advanced breath management video.

Master advanced breath management for male singing, practice the technique until it becomes easier, and build consistent breath control for better vocal performance.

Explore pitch, tone, and intonation to improve singing, using humming and lip buzz exercises to refine high and low notes and melodic flow.

Explore how pitch, tone, and intonation sound through practical demonstrations, comparing high and low pitches, voice quality, and the rise or fall of notes.

Discover voice classification by identifying your vocal range, weight, and tessitura to determine whether you are soprano, mezzo soprano, alto, countertenor, tenor, baritone, or bass.

Explore harmony by practicing singing different voice types, from two-part to three-part harmony, and learn to identify soprano, auto, and tenor within a full chord.

Develop female voice classification through three-part harmony—soprano, alto, tenor—while practicing note identification and warm-ups for breath control, ear training, and intonation.

Master basic three-part harmony by practicing soprano, alto, and tenor parts through ear training, note matching, and singing in the correct key; begin with soprano, then alto, then tenor.

Practice three-part harmony by singing soprano, alto, and tenor lines, then join them into a full harmony on the phrase 'we give you glory, Lord, you are worthy'.

Learn a three-part harmony through guided singing with Judy on soprano and tenor parts, Michael on tenor, and repeating 'never give up' melodies in a simple step-by-step chorus practice.

Explore part harmony and the outro, building a crescendo in unison for singing in this easy singing course.

Engage in vocal warm ups in the easy singing course, focused on ear training, using ascending and descending 1–5 sequences to build pitch awareness and listening skills.

Warm up your voice with a simple vocal routine to prepare for singing in the easy singing course.

In the easy singing course, this series of vocal warm ups emphasizes ear training over accuracy, guiding you through ascending and descending phrases with repeated cues.