Singing with a cold or sore throat
Singing with a cold or sore throat I often get asked, should I sing with a cold or sore throat (or perhaps both!). The answer is simply NO - It's…
Vocal Nodule
Vocal Nodule A Vocal nodule develops as the result of repeated trauma to the vocal chords. An example would be if you wear shoes too tight, they are going to…
Learning Lyrics
Learning lyrics In some styles of singing eg choral or band you would probably need to have your music in front of you. However if you were a solo cabaret…
World Voice Day
World Voice Day Celebrate World Voice Day - April 16th The idea is to celebrate healthy voices and highlight the importance of the voice at work and in society…
Diction For Singers
Diction for Singers. Diction is the art of speaking so that each word is clearly heard. In music, this is very important as without it songs may lose their meaning…
Tongue Twisters For Singers
Tongue twisters are a great way to practice and improve pronunciation and fluency. They’re great for singers, actors, politicians, and public speakers who want to sound clear when speaking.
Vocal Health
Vocal Health Do you have a problem with your voice or vocal health? Has your voice become hoarse or raspy? Have you lost your ability to hit some high notes…
How To Read Music
How To Read Music Learning to read the notated language of music is not really any harder than learning any other technical jargon and skills. Written music has been developed…
Glossary Of Singing Terms
Glossary Of Singing Terms Our definition guide to some of the words you'll hear that are used within the singing community. Scroll down or select a letter A A Cappella The term…
Scales for Middle Voice Range
Scales for Middle Voice Range Suitable for Mezzo Soprano or Baritone rangesBelow is a series of videos of vocal exercises for middle voice, designed to help strengthen your voice, increase…
