Online Singing Lessons and Guidance for the Voice Tutor
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Posted by Rachel Wills Oct 28, 2009 |
Learning how to sing involves more than just singing a tune. The correct breathing technique, posture and appropriate use of the vocal chords will all impact upon the quality of a performance. Special singing techniques will help eliminate bad singing habits that may cause vocal polyps; further techniques may help amplify the voice, increase vocal range and minimise the breaking point between the head and chest voice.
Many other issues regarding the singing voice are covered here (although more links will be added as an ongoing process). The beginner, the singing teacher or an experienced vocalist who wishes to brush up on technique might find the links below to be useful. Lesson plans and issues of classroom management can also be found below.
Preparing for Singing Lessons
Vocal Exercises for Various Aspects of Singing
- Vocal exercise in controlling voice volume
- Singing exercises to help increase voice range
- How to rid the breaking point in the singing voice
- Practicing voice placement when singing
- How to sing in tune and in key
- How to improve singing stamina
- How to riff over a song
Further Articles of Relevance to Singing
- Definition of and identifying musical talent
- PH diet to combat mucus in the vocal cords
- Identifying children’s musical gifts in schools
Online Resources for the Voice Tutor on Issues of Learning and Classroom Management
- Students with emotional learning barriers
- Keeping students engaged and motivated in class
- Stopping students dropping out of education
- Behaviourist approach to teaching
- Cognitive approach to teaching
- The student and teacher relationship
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