How To Love Your Own Singing Voice
One big reason people don’t sing is they’re worried about the sound of their voice. Here’s why and how you can learn to love the sound of your singing voice.
Learn to sing in tune: with Tune It Up!
Tune It Up is a new course designed to teach you to sing perfectly in tune. Develop your ears and your voice with this highly-recommended music course!
I'm not tone deaf – so why can't I sing?
There are many aspects to having a “nice” singing voice, but the first thing to figure out is whether you have problems with pitch and tuning. If you haven’t already, take a tone deafness test to ensure your ears are capable of letting you sing in...
How To Teach Someone To Sing In Tune
If you struggle to sing in tune or are trying to teach people who do, you must see these top tips from leading specialists in teaching people to sing in tune.
Why every musician must be a singer too
Every musician must sing if they want to reach their full musical potential. Love it or hate it, here’s why singing is simply essential for your musical life.
How can I keep my singing pitch steady?
If you are able to match pitch with your voice but find it hard to hold a steady note (e.g. when practising singing with a digital tuner) there are a few things which can help. 1. Make sure you’re singing in a suitable range. All singers struggle more at the...
Is there such a thing as a tone deaf musician?
Have you ever encountered a musician who is a virtuoso on their instrument, seriously impresses you with their musicality, and then when an opportunity comes to sing something… they sheepishly tell you that they’re tone deaf? To many people this would seem...
The Art of Appreciating Accompaniment
When a musician picks up a piece of music for the first time, their eyes zero in on their own line, whether that’s a vocal solo, clarinet solo, bagpipe solo, or choral octavo. It’s a natural response to look at the part you will be responsible for in a...Why can’t I sing in tune?
Have you been told you’re out of tune, or tone-deaf when you sing? Do you enjoy singing… but worry that it doesn’t sound good to other people? There are two factors which determine whether you can sing in tune or not, and the good news is that both...Why is a cappella music so good for ear training?
Whether or not you are a singer, listening to a cappella (unaccompanied voices) music can be a great way to develop your musical listening skills. Include a cappella music in your ear training and you’ll become more sensitive to pitch, harmony and timbre. Why?...
Practical Listening Skills for the Developing Choir
Choir singers need a keen sense of pitch, and awareness of the other singers around them. Here are some tips and ear training exercises to develop these skills.
