
My 2 Favorite Singing Transformation Exercises
There are two exercises I do more than any others,—one is silent and one is a more tradition vocal exercise.
There are two exercises I do more than any others,—one is silent and one is a more tradition vocal exercise.
I was always classified as a Baritone. Something changed to reveal my true Tenor voice and I share it here.
I share an insight that helps me to understand why there are two types of voice coaches and what they each do.
I dispel a myth here that has bothered my for a long time. One of the most confusing things voice coaches like to say.
Feel free to download my revised versions of the 1-Octave and 2-Octave scales for siren training. These are my favorites.
The improvements to my singing from this new form of training have been nothing short of miraculous. I can’t wait to teach others.
I love to collect quotes from the most respected singers and voice coaches in history. I especially love quotes about breathing for singing,— its importance, what it feels like, how to breathe correctly, and so on.
This is how I now improve my singing voice so quickly. As you add each idea you accelerate your rate of improvement to new heights.
Nearly all vocal training methodologies can be divided into two groups,—bottom-up or top-down. One improves your singing much faster than the other.
I question the popular instruction given to beginning singers with a lot of vocal problems to just “sing naturally” or “breathe naturally”.
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