by Jonny G | May 12, 2016 | Singing Basics
Most people can sing in a wide variety of musical styles and settings. You could be a soloist with a guitar or piano, perform in a hundred-voice choir, sing over and orchestra in a theater, or rock an arena with a...
by Jonny G | May 12, 2016 | Singing Basics
Only you have your voice. Other instrumentalists have to work hard to develop a highly recognizable, personal sound. Singers are given theirs through genetics and growth. You’re not free to choose the sound of your singing voice and it might not fit certain...
by Jonny G | May 12, 2016 | Singing Basics
Everyone has a voice you can access any time you like. You can sing along to whatever music you like–maybe not in perfect pitch but well enough that you can enjoy yourself. Even if you’re not a bit gifted you can join a choir, or even perform solo, without...
by Jonny G | May 12, 2016 | Singing Basics
Your voice is the only instrument given to you free of charge. It’s also the only instrument you can’t exchange if you don’t like it or damage it. But you can improve your ability to sing higher and change the tone. Like an athlete, you can develop...
by Jonny G | May 12, 2016 | Singing Basics
Singing is one of the world’s most popular activities. Almost anyone can sing! It’s free to do and you can sing in almost any style. You can join a band or chorus, or sing solo—even with little or no training. There’s so much that make singing...
