Many refer to her simply as “The Voice”, and rightly so. At her peak, Whitney Houston’s tone was the perfect combination of richness, intensity, and brilliance. Her range – powerful, wide, and seemingly effortless. For years her magnificent instrument has inspired countless singers around the world. Mariah Carey once stated, “I [...]
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Understanding The Whistle Register
Below is an article by David L. Jones, a distinguished classical vocal coach. It is a little long but it packed with GREAT information. Make sure to leave a comment and let us know if this article helped.
If you want to learn more about David Jones, you can go to: http://www.VoiceTeacher.com.
Countless singers and teachers are [...]
Get In Performance Shape
Knowing a song from beginning to end (memorization) is the most essential part of musicianship/ singing etc because without the knowledge of the song, how can one begin to perform it. Agreed? And with that comes, yes, you guessed it, practice, rehearsal, writing sessions, whatever you wish to call it. So what do I mean [...]
Tips for Auditioning and First Impressions
We all know that auditioning for shows, bands, etc can be quiet nerve racking. And some people claim that they aren’t nervous when in fact they are. Confidence in key in auditioning but there are quite a few other details that can really help you possibly succeed with your auditions with these tips:
1. CONFIDENCE CONFIDENCE [...]
Vocal Training Of The Bass Singer
Below is an article by David L. Jones, a distinguished classical vocal coach. It is a little long but it packed with GREAT information if you are a bass. Make sure to leave a comment and let us know if this article helped.
If you want to learn more about David Jones, you can go to: [...]
