Comfort Zone

Are you guilty of always staying in your comfort zone? Some risks are worth taking as a singer: go ahead and commit to training your high chest voice. Sing out all the way! Are you holding back? Are you getting stuck in the same old habits and patterns? Maybe you should try out more...

Is Your Body Aligned

This may not just be a problem when you sing but also in your everyday life. If you have shoulder and neck tension, you're probably not aligned properly. Check your posture frequently and make sure you don't keep any muscles tensed up. Align your neck so that your head is not...

Relax Your Face

Have you ever paid attention to your facial muscles when you sing? Do you look like you're in pain although what you're singing about is about joy? In your practice sessions, train yourself to relax those muscles you don't need directly for singing. Then, when you perform a song,...

Your Support is Your Power Plant

Although your basic level of support is already created by proper posture and expansion of your ribs when you inhale, it's constant adjustment that gives you true control.
Some pitches simply need more compression, e.g. stronger support from the core, than others....

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Hey folks, legato lines are essential if you want to sing well-connected and supported phrases with more control. Here comes a new installment of vocal exercises you can use for your daily warm-up routine.

Staccato is awesome to practice more onset accuracy. Here are some new exercises that you can use for your daily warm-up routine.

Sometimes you have to sit and wait before it's your turn to sing. Here are some tips for warming up in these situations.

Panis Angelicus is a wonderful piece by César Franck. Here are some tips for singing it beautifully and musically.

THE 5 PILLARS OF GREAT SINGING

There's a lot more to great singing than meets the eye. You may think that the most crucial thing is singing the right pitches in sequence. You're right! After all, no one wants to listen to a singer who sings off-pitch.
But there's so much more!
These are the five...

Here are some new exercises for sopranos who want a little bit of a challenge.