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Posts Tagged ‘Practice’
Recording – Pro Studio or Home?
This week we’re exploring the pro’s & con’s of home studio setup’s over a more professional approach.
Music – To Read Or Not To Read?
This week we’re looking at the advantages of having a ‘good ear’ over the ability to read notation.
Do You Have a New Influence?
This week we’re looking at the new artists that are influencing us as singers
Find Your Weakness
I know the areas I’ve got down, and I know where I need some work. Lyrics come easiest for me…I always have some sort of line already in my head when I pick up the guitar. So, I usually don’t second-guess myself when the words start flowing. I will, however, try out a variety of [...]
Your Aspirations?
This week we’re looking your ambitions and goals for the future.
The Source of Your Inspiration?
This week we’re looking at the places and people from whom you draw your inspiration.
Singing Is Like Great Sex
Take your audience into a peak experience –says Mark Baxter
Untraining Your Voice
Singing is crying – minus the tears – says Mark Baxter
The Case: A Very Tense Jaw
The Case: A very tense jaw The Singer: Larry was 23 years old, in his final year of a three-year undergraduate course in contemporary music; he was presenting five songs for his final showcase. For you? Anyone who has to locate an area of tension and reduce its effects. Case Summary: Larry had begun to [...]
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