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Singing is simple... but not easy!
For as long as humans have been communicating with words and sounds, we have had something akin to what we now call "singing". For centuries, putting words to tones or music has been a way of elevating what we have to say; it gives beauty, further meaning, and importance to these words. With...
The Ultimate Art Song Website
For those singers interested in pursuing Art Song, Lieder or the Melodie, I would strongly recommend referring to the following website for reliable translations and information on the poetry and music: http://www.recmusic.org/lieder/ The website has proven useful for me on many ocassions and...
A Personal and Tailored Approach to Teaching
An important aspect of my approach to teaching is that every lesson should be tailored to the individual. I believe a pupil will only achieve their full potential as long as their tutor invests a considerable amount of time in planning and designing a series of lessons which will help the...
Should I have Singing Lessons?
If you sing in the bath or shower, find yourself drawn to karaoke, or, perhaps, sing along to the radio or television or to your own guitar chords, then maybe you have a voice that you wish to develop. Luciano Pavarotti once said that ‘...singing is merely an educated scream.’ I have...
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Singing and what it means to me.
Singing is a form of expression. It can heal people and it can bring peace and joy. It can also give you a huge hit of adrenalin! I came to singing via acting, my first love. I remember aged 18 singing 'I dreamed a dream' in my home town production of Les Miserables and thinking it just...
Tips for looking after your voice
Singers are unique in that, unlike instrumentalists, they have their instrument inside them and there is nothing external to 'play'. This can be both an advantage and a disadvantage! An advantage in that we do not have to carry around anything extra when travelling (many larger instruments...
An Introduction to Alexander Technique
F.M. Alexander was an actor who continually lost his voice during recitals. Unable to recognise immediately why this was happening he undertook lengthy self-analysis to examine why this was occurring. What he discovered is now taught as the Alexander Technique, and can be of great benefit to...
How to approach learning a song.
The singer faces a difficult challenge compared to all other instrumentalists. Not only is our instrument entirely within us but we also have to convey a text. Here I want to offer five basic introductory tips on how to best approach learning a song/aria both in terms of singing technique and...