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ARE YOU A SINGER STRUGGLING TO UNDERSTAND MUSIC THEORY?

 

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You are not alone! Many talented vocalists feel overwhelmed when they encounter terms like "time signatures", "intervals", or "chord progressions". Not understanding the basic structure of the music you sing can sometimes feel like trying to read a book in a foreign language.

 

A one-month comprehensive course that breaks down the complexities of music theory into bite-sized, singer-friendly lessons.

 

Class starts on October 24th

 

Dive deep into the rhythm of music. From understanding the beat and accentuation to the art of syncopation and swing.

 

Master the pace of songs. Learn the nuances between slow, moderate, and fast tempi, and appreciate tempo shifts in popular tracks.

 

Recognize and count intervals effortlessly. Familiarize yourself with song examples for each interval.

 

Unravel the magic behind melodies. Explore scales, the circle of fifths, various chords, and the beautiful world of chord progressions.

 

Feel the highs and lows of music dynamics. Understand the range from forte to piano and the impact of dynamic shifts.

 

Plus, Weekly Live Q&A Sessions to get personalized solutions and clarify any doubts!

 

JOIN NOW TO START ON OCTOBER 24TH!

Why is This Important?

 

"Singing is a way of releasing an emotion that you sometimes can't portray when you're acting. And music moves your soul, so music is the source of the most intense emotions you can feel." - Amanda Seyfried

 

Understanding music theory is like giving a painter an enhanced color palette. It allows a singer to interpret, express, and connect more deeply with the song, the composer, and the audience.

But I'm a Singer, Not a Musician. Why Do I Need Music Theory?

 

Good question! Here's why:

Enhanced Musical Expression

Understand the 'why' behind certain notes or rhythms and express them with more depth.

Versatility

Sing various genres with confidence, understanding their unique musical characteristics.

Collaboration

Communicate effectively with musicians, enhancing the overall performance.

Independence

Sight-read and interpret music sheets without always relying on someone to play it first.

Michael D.

I never realized how much I was missing until I dived into music theory. It's like seeing the music world in HD!

Jessica A.

Knowing some music theory has been a game-changer for me. It not only improved my singing but gave me the confidence to explore more genres.

 
 
 

Enroll now and get lifetime access to all course materials.   

Only $97

A one-month comprehensive course that breaks down the complexities of music theory into bite-sized, singer-friendly lessons. We start October 24th!

INVEST IN YOUR ART. TAKE YOUR SINGING TO THE NEXT LEVEL! 

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Ready to dive deep into the world of music theory and amplify your singing journey?

 

ENROLL NOW

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Hi, I'm Freya.

 

Why should you as a singer study music theory? Because any practical aspect of music and singing is based on theory. It's not only the foundation for understanding music but also the tool that will help you unlock your full artistic potential.

As a singer, you must also work on becoming the best musician you possibly can be. 

What makes/made singers like Anna Netrebko, Beyoncé, Lara Fabian, Freddie Mercury, Dimash Kudaibergen, Jonas Kaufmann, Maria Callas, and Steven Tyler (just to name a few) such outstanding artists? Apart from their unique voices, their amazing technical skills, and their distinctive personalities, they are/were outstanding musicians. 

Unless you were born with an extraordinary level of musicianship, you can actually acquire all the tools you need to gain a deeper understanding of music so that you can use your voice in ways you may have never thought of before. 

Take your vocal skills to the next level by training your musical brain. 

Hi, I'm Freya

Why should you as a singer study music theory? Because any practical aspect of music and singing is based on theory. It's not only the foundation for understanding music but also the tool that will help you unlock your full artistic potential.

As a singer, you must also work on becoming the best musician you possibly can be. 

What makes/made singers like Anna Netrebko, Beyoncé, Lara Fabian, Freddie Mercury, Dimash Kudaibergen, Jonas Kaufmann, Maria Callas, and Steven Tyler (just to name a few) such outstanding artists? Apart from their unique voices, their amazing technical skills, and their distinctive personalities, they are/were outstanding musicians. 

Unless you were born with an extraordinary level of musicianship, you can actually acquire all the tools you need to gain a deeper understanding of music so that you can use your voice in ways you may have never thought of before. 

Take your vocal skills to the next level by training your musical brain. 

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