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Posts Tagged ‘Practice’

Your Personal Motto

This week we’re finding out about your personal motto! Your personal motto is that heartfelt belief that keeps you going through all the trials and tribulations as a performer and also reflects your attitude and approach to being a singer and musician. We’d love to know what yours is… So the question is: “What’s your own [...]

Singing: No Secret Formula

The key to your success is more mundane and more possible than you might have guessed –says Mister Tim

Overcome Singing Constriction

VoiceCouncil presents Coached episode 2

Coached Episode 2 – Preview

Join Katie’s journey to overcome constriction – and watch the full episode on the 20th of February

Being Unique

This week we’re looking at what makes your music or singing different from everybody else! Throughout musical history there have been many artists who have made a difference due to their sound being uncommon and distinct. In fact, those who strived to be different have done more to shape music throughout the years than those [...]

Take Control of Your Environment

What change can you make so that your rehearsal or performance space works for you? -asks Mister Tim

The Significant Song

This week we’re looking at music that’s changed your life! There are many different way in which a song or entire album can affect you as a listener and have an impact on who you are. Whether it was a song you heard at a poignant moment, the first song you played live or even [...]

Building Your Vocalist Vocabulary

The singer’s toolbox contains an ever expanding list of terms –says Mister Tim

The Case: A Lost Ear

The Case: A Lost Ear The Singer: Alex, 18 years old, a musical theatre student. Case Summary: Alex arrived on the course with exceptionally poor pitch but was accepted because of his dance skills. He was tense and anxious so I decided to take the music outside of his body for a while. A Lost [...]

I Want to Increase My Vocal Range

Discover what stands between you and a larger range –says Leontine Hass