Sing Like You've Always Imagined Level 1

This lecture traces a lifelong singing journey from a childhood belter to mastering high notes, upper register, and mix voice through classical and Broadway training via Skype and FaceTime.

Unlock your authentic vocal timbre, master breath management and consistency, practice humming and mask release, and develop pitch, intonation, intervals, and genre versatility.

Practice daily for one hour in three or four 15–20 minute sessions to accelerate vocal progress, record yourself, imitate the instructor, and stay mentally, physically, and spiritually fresh.

Explore how personal associations accelerate learning by linking vocal cord education to instruments and sounds, using imagery like fretting a guitar, violin, and clarinet to visualize voice.

Embrace the no finish line mindset, stay present in every moment, and continually train your voice to learn, grow, and transform.

Build voice muscle memory through daily, gentle, systematic exercises that let your instrument guide you, trust awareness and play, and sing like you've always imagined.

Begin your daily vocal conditioning with a weekly calendar, mastering each exercise before advancing and recording yourself to track breath, flutter, and tone.

Learn lip flutter and air control with structured sets, breath management, and lower abdominal support, using self-recordings to refine consistency and sustain a hovering sound.

Upload your video to the discussion board or the Tappen your artistry Facebook page for a free vocal assessment and help refine the course.

Develop belly for form and breath management to build vocal support. Practice the one-note mp3 flutter with consistent air flow, record yourself, and follow daily 15–20 minute sessions.

Learn slow leak breathing to build belly breathing, core support, and release; perform 3-second sets, record yourself, and practice one-note mp3 and three-blind-mice drills for consistency.

Practice a one-note mp3 flutter with consistent airflow, record and review your voice, and master a descending five-tone scale with legato, breath management, and release to build vocal coordination.

Master the descending five-tone scale and three blind mice exercises to develop flutter, breath management, and muscle memory through consistent, legato practice.

Develop legato singing through three blind mice and descending five-tone scales, emphasizing consistent breath, voice release, and glitch-free practice.

Practice descending five-tone scales across multiple exercises in one breath, emphasizing a glitch-free, released, legato voice; record and refine through short daily sets for steady progress.

Stand tall with parallel feet and a lengthened spine to master posture and breathing for singing; inhale through the nose. Alternate between standing and practice to build body awareness.