Why High Notes Are So Difficult
Singing Powerful High NotesHigh notes are actually pretty easy for most voice types, until you want them to be strong.Singers often find themselves being able to sing the note in
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What Is Pulled Chest Voice?
Pulled Chest Voice - The Big Vocal Problem
We often hear about the dangers of singing with a pulled chest voice, but there is often confusion about what it is and
Easy Exercises to Add Lower Range
High notes are incredibly exciting and get the most attention, but beautifully vibrant low notes add color, depth, and variety to your singing. Think of Adele without her wonderful low chest voice.Extending
Finding Singing Resonance – Episode 215
One of the significant challenges of singing is that it is sensation-based, especially vocal resonance. These sensations in the human voice can be tricky as they are not easy for
Three Reasons You Are Not Singing in Tune
The ability to sing in tune is critical for singers. All the style and artistry in the world is of little help if you struggle to sing the correct pitch. Before
How Voice Teacher Certification Works
As a voice teacher, a question you may get from prospective students is "what certification do you have?" (or "what school did you go to?"). The reality is that many
Develop Your Mix Quickly and Easily
Mix has become a holy grail for singers, promising all sorts of vocal "miracles," including extended range, more power, less strain, better tone, and the elimination of the nemesis of
How The Vocal Cords Work For Singing
The voice is a musical instrument, just like a guitar or violin. But rather than wood and steel, we have muscle, ligament and tissue.
Knowledge of the parts and function of
Start Your Singing Teacher Journey
A career as a voice teacher is inspiring and rewarding. There are near unlimited possibilities, from working with children to teens in musical theatre to touring with superstar performers.It can
The Difference Between Range and Tessitura
When searching to find new songs, singers will often look at the lowest and highest notes to see if they fall into a comfortable range.
The vocal range refers to the tonal distance of notes