How to Learn to Sing: a Roadmap
Everyone has the potential to be a great singer, but it is difficult to know how to improve. Follow these 4 phases and realise your full singing potential.
Pozzoli and the Spoken Solfeggio, Part 2
Continue learning to internalise the solfa syllables using the Pozzolli method. These exercises will help you sight-sing and transcribe with fluency.
Pozzoli and the Spoken Solfeggio
Spoken solfeggio as developed by Ettore Pozzoli is an effective way to learn the instinct for solfa syllables, helping you to transcribe and sight-sing.
Musical U Member Spotlight: Kokonuht
Occasionally, we check in with some of our most active members to see how their progress is going and how other musicians can learn from them. This month, we were honored to have a chat with Kokonuht who hails from Singapore. Kokonuht is making great strides in his musical journey and we’re excited about his continued development.
A Guitar Course Which Cannot Fail? Meet "Kaizen Guitar"
Find out more about “Kaizen Guitar” a free email course that will teach you guitar basics in daily short lessons delivered by email over a 30 day period.
Expand your Musical Understanding (and Have Fun) with Solfa Hand Signals
Using Solfa hand signals can help you better understand the relationship between pitch and notes in the music you sing. Give it a try and have a little fun!
What is Solfa and Why Do I Need It?
Solfa can be a great addition to your singing practice if you’re not already using it. Learn how these syllables can take your vocals to the next level.
Hear It, Write It, Play It: Solfege Helps You Get It
Can you transcribe music by ear? Use the solfa framework taught in this series and you’ll be able to easily write down music just like in this example.
And Three Makes Triad: Hearing Chords With Solfege
Did you know that solfa can be used to recognise different types of chord? Here is how to practice this useful skill, with step by step exercises you can do.
The Space Between: Hearing and Singing Intervals
Intervals are an effective way to identify the notes in music, to play by ear or improvise. Learn how solfa can let you recognise intervals by ear easily.
Starting Solfa: Finding Your Tonic (Hold The Gin!)
Finding the tonic note is the first step to transcribing or transposing the music you hear using solfege. Discover how to do it with these simple steps.
Learn To Sing With The New SingTrue App
SingTrue is the new personal singing tutor app for iPhone. Even if you’re worried about being tone deaf or unmusical, SingTrue can help you discover your voice.
