Winter presents unique challenges for singers. Cold air outdoors, dry heated air indoors, thicker mucus, and frequent exposure to colds can strain your voice. But with some practical adjustments, you can keep your voice in top shape through the season. Here’s a list of my top 10 science-backed tips to help you stay vocally ready…
99% of the time you aren’t going to actually feel pain when you strain your voice. So we want to look out for other signs of vocal strain and learn how to remedy them. Do you find your throat starts to close up when you start to sing? Do you find hitting high notes hard? …
Struggle with your singing? Not sure that you SHOULD and SHOULDN’T be spending your time on? I have made all of these so that you do not have to. Coming straight out of my singing studio to you! FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS – Sing Without Strain. I will take you through the 3 main causes of…
Singing clearly is a skill that we learn over time in singing lessons. I am going to take you through a thorough exercise to work on your voice to sing without strain.
Getting better at singing can be slow and steady. Which will mean you don’t necessarily hear the difference straight away.. BUT… here are 5 ways to note progress with your singing voice.
“Take a deep breath” is an often misused vocal direction to imply that in order to sing for a longer phrase you just need to have more air in the lungs.
Firstly, I am almost certain that you have heard of this elusive membrane. Secondly, I am sure that you have checked out a couple of “How to sing” YouTube videos where they talked all about it. How wonderful that you are here, btw so that we can really dive into the nitty gritty of what the hell they are banging on about.
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