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November 2nd, 2009 | by Greg Barker

Vocal Style and Technique: Not the Same

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Vocal Style and Technique Are Not the Same – Vocalist Insight 15

All vocalists will want to know…

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http://www.singg.tv/ Angie

Thank-you for the post on Vocal Style and Technique.

So many singers out there are afraid of taking vocal lessons in fear of loosing their vocal style. As Joel has shared with us in the video, the two are separate. Improving ones technique will not take away from style; technique helps keep the vocal instrument healthy and can even enhance style as the voice becomes stronger, more flexible, giving the singer all the more options to choose from while protecting the instrument. Nowadays, even hard rock and heavy metal singers take voice lessons to help take the safest route to achieving their goals.

Thank-you for addressing this important distinction.

All the best,

Angie

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