
Learn what is offered and how it is important to sing properly to achieve your singing goals.
Who You Are as a Singer - Your True Voice!
Explore how air flows through the vocal cords to create vibration and sound, and how tightening or loosening the cords alters pitch during singing or talking.
Explore how the back and back ribs expand when you inhale to fill the bottom of the lungs, and practice the daily back expansion breathing exercise to sustain long notes.
Practice the s exercise to build breath control by inhaling through the nose, exhaling on s, and increasing seconds while keeping shoulders down, diaphragm engaged, and posture like a flute.
Explore how singer's vocal resonance relies on head chambers, including oropharynx, nasopharynx, nasal and oral cavities, and learn to place voice for brighter or softer tones.
Explore vocal registers—chest, mid, and head—and master bridging from chest to head through the passaggio, avoiding the sound of two different singers.
Engage diaphragmatic breath, press the diaphragm, and use the m consonant to activate resonance, then glide from m to e by raising the palate and holding for buzzing.
Discover how vocal range differs from voice type and why they are two different things, with range marking your highest and lowest notes while tessitura defines a comfortable singing zone.
Identify your voice type—from contralto to coloratura soprano and sopranino—and understand their ranges and agility for opera and musical theatre.
This Singing Course will teach you how to sing and how to maintain your singing skills and find your true talent.
This course genuinely provides You, the Singer, with a wide array of technical and musical knowledge and skills and guides you properly through a wonderful singing learning journey.
This complete guide to will help you understand:
- What type of voice you have and what you can sing
- Proper breath control including the three types of breathing
- Proper posture and resonance and placement of the voice
- Discovering your Vocal Range and Vocal Type
- Blending your Low and High Vocal Registers
- Find out where Your Voice sits most comfortable to sing - discovering your Tessitura.
- Learn about the different Types of Voices in both Male and Female and examples of popular singers with these voices
- Vocal physiology clearly outlining the way the vocal cords are structured and how our bodies use them when singing
- Several live examples and performance videos
- A downloadable Glossary of all of the musical terms and descriptions in the course
- MP3 Download of warm up exercises provided by the instructor to practice daily
- The student will get one on one teaching and benefit from being able to view this course over and over