Sunday May 1 2022, 2:00 PM
What Is A Diphthong In Singing?
Vowels can get pretty complicated when it comes to singing in the American language. When we sing, most of the focus goes to the vowels, not the consonants in the lyrics.
For some words, the vowels don't just...
Saturday April 30 2022, 2:00 PM
How To Prepare For Choir Auditions
Got auditions coming up and don't know if you're ready enough? I've auditioned for dozens of choirs in my lifetime, from school choirs to church choirs, to chamber choirs and acapella groups.
Although I...
Thursday April 28 2022, 7:45 PM
How To Get A Music Manager
*Please note that I do not offer management services and am only sharing tips and links in this post!
Are you looking for management in your music career? Have you reached the point where you need someone else...
Tuesday April 26 2022, 5:45 AM
Vocal Sprays For Singing
Need to coat your dry throat with some magic for an upcoming performance? I want to recommend some of the best vocal sprays that you can try out for your career.
Singing with a dry throat absolutely sucks, and many...
Monday April 25 2022, 3:00 PM
The Rumor That Olive Oil Is Good For Singers
Have you heard that olive oil is a good way for singers to keep their voices healthy during a performance? Maybe you've heard it from a voice teacher or a friend who has gone to school for singing....
Saturday April 23 2022, 12:00 PM
What Is The Melodic Minor Scale?
Minor scales are cool and all, but the melodic minor scale is my favorite type of minor scale. The most common minor scale is the natural one, which has the same ascending and descending.
A minor is the...
Friday April 22 2022, 6:00 PM
What Is Falsetto Singing?
The term falsetto refers to the vocal register occupying the frequency range just above your modal voice register and overlapping with it by approximately one octave.
Does that sound a bit confusing? I thought so...
Thursday April 21 2022, 3:00 PM
Find Community Choirs Near You
Music is a vital part of almost all cultures, with millions of songs that bring enrichment and strengthen the bonds of people in a community setting.
There are so many types of communities out there, with...
Wednesday April 20 2022, 11:00 AM
How To Dance And Sing At The Same Time
Singing and dancing simultaneously is a rare art form that most people just don't have the talent for. Even some of your favorites opt to lip-sync instead of simultaneously taking on the challenge of...
Monday April 18 2022, 4:45 PM
Accidentally Washed AirPods
Uh oh, how unfortunate! You washed your AirPods because you're human and things like that happen to us all the time. First off, breathe! It's not the end of the world, and you may be able to save your headphones...
Friday April 15 2022, 4:00 PM
Is It Bad To Sit Things On A Subwoofer?
You may be thinking that your subwoofer is sturdy enough to literally put anything on. Most likely, if you have a quality subwoofer, you'd be right in a sense.
Most things won't damage a subwoofer,...
Thursday April 14 2022, 2:00 PM
Marijuana And Your Singing Voice
I'm not here to judge you or cheer you on if you're a singer who likes to partake in the use of marijuana.
The reality of the matter is that many people smoke and vape weed socially and habitually, and it is...
Tuesday April 12 2022, 1:41 PM
Singing While You're Sick
Are you fighting a cold, allergies, or something worse? Wondering if you should just avoid singing for the time being? The answer is that you should avoid it while sick if you can.
While singing while sick probably...
Monday April 11 2022, 6:30 PM
Is Singing Genetic?
Very few studies on the connection between your singing voice and your genetic makeup are available to us now. However, you can still follow certain music history patterns that give you a general idea of how much both are...
Sunday April 10 2022, 5:45 PM
Should Vocals Be Louder Than The Beat?
This may be an annoying answer, but it depends. Some will say yes, and that the vocals are the star of the show, so they should sit right above others. Some say no, and that louder vocals will take away...
