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Posts Tagged ‘Technique’

The Case: Forced R&B Riffs

Rachel Bennett probes a case of unnatural, forced singing The Singer: Tanika, 19 years old performing at open mics and wanting to go solo and get gigs as an R&B singer Case Summary: Tanika was concerned that her voice was ‘tired’ a lot of the time with a slightly ‘raspy’ sound on production. She had [...]

Get into the Groove 1

Mastering rhythm may be your secret to fantastic vocals –says Daniel Borch

What is a Vocal Swing?

Karlene Wray in London’s The Lion King reveals the singing challenges behind her role.

The Best Warm Up

This week we’re looking at how you prepare for performance. Recently on ‘VoiceCouncil.com’, Vocal Coach and Rehabilitation Specialist, Dane Chalfin has been talking us through his great Gig Day Warmup, However, as every voice, and indeed every person is unique, it’s important that we experiment to find the routine that works for us. This week we’d [...]

From Practice to Performance

Songlike exercises are the the key for building your voice for the stage –says Daniel Borch

Reach That Elusive High Note

Re-think the way you approach notes at the top of your range –says Simone Niles

Shania Twain’s Vocal Comeback

Megan Gloss shows how you can avoid vocal injuries that affect popular singers.

The Secrets of Recording Success

This week we’re finding out about the secrets of singing success in the ‘studio’! The vocal booth can often be an intimidating place for a singer, even if it is at home. However, when used effectively it can allow us can create true moments of magic.’ We’d love to know your secrets to recording success [...]

I’m In Trouble with a Hoarse Voice!

Hi Leontine: I have a show to sing at this Tuesday. Yesterday, my voice started getting funny; I did not pay attention and kept on practicing. When I woke up this morning, my throat hurt and my voice…well, I can’t sing. It is so bad and sounds so hoarse. I am very worried. I have [...]

Be a Confident Performer

There are 4 qualities that all confident singers develop –says Simone Niles