Tips for Out of Tune Singers
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by Stefan Joubert
1w ago
Some people seem to be able to hear a song and pick up the tune instantly, while others hear completely different notes! It is estimated that only 2-3% of the world’s population is actually tone-deaf, which means there is probably hope for you yet! Read this useful blog post on how to go from pitchy to perfect with just a little practice. What is ‘Out of Tune’? If you’ve ever heard someone say that your voice is ‘pitchy’, they mean that the notes you are singing fall slightly sharp or flat off the note you are supposed to be projecting. This is the same as being out of tune. If you are too sh ..read more
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Back to Basics with Your Singing!
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
1M ago
No matter how proficient a singer you are, it is always crucial to remember the importance of returning to the fundamentals. “Back to Basics with Your Singing” is not just a catchy phrase but a guiding principle that ensures the longevity and health of your vocal abilities. By continually revisiting the basics, you can refine your technique, avoid bad habits, and enhance your overall performance. The Importance of Revisiting the Basics Even the most skilled singers can benefit from going back to basics. The fundamentals of singing are the foundation upon which all advanced techniques are buil ..read more
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How to Sing in Hot Weather
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
1M ago
When the temperature gets above a certain point on the barometer, singing might be the last thing you want to do. It is a physical activity that can make you feel hotter and sweatier, which is usually what we want to avoid in the summer. Sometimes, however, if you have a performance booked or a singing lesson planned, you have to sing anyway. But don’t get yourself all worked up about it (that will only raise your blood temperature). There are things you can do to make your singing in the sunshine experience a little easier. Change Your Clothing This might be an obvious tip, but if you have a ..read more
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How to Sing Vibrato
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by Stefan Joubert
1M ago
Vibrato is a fundamental technique that adds richness and warmth to a singer’s voice. It involves a slight, regular variation in pitch that creates a shimmering, expressive quality in the sound. This guide will take you through the steps to develop and refine your vibrato. What is Vibrato? Vibrato is not merely a fluctuating pitch; it is a controlled, even, and aesthetically pleasing vocal technique. Typically involving a variation of a semitone or less at a rate of 5-7 cycles per second, vibrato subtly alters the pitch of a note to convey emotion and intensity. Characterised by a gentle, osc ..read more
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How to Use Constructive Criticism to Your Singing Advantage
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
2M ago
Nobody likes to hear bad feedback. But if people are telling you that your voice is not quite right or suggesting that your technique is off, instead of throwing a tantrum, maybe you could take that criticism and turn it into singing magic? Easier said than done? Don’t worry, we’ve got some advice for you. Don’t Take it to Heart The most important thing is that you don’t take negative comments personally. If you have been reading this blog for a while, or you are already taking singing lessons, then you’ll know there’s always room for improvement, and your voice is a muscle that you can grow ..read more
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How to Sing Opera: Essential Tips for Aspiring Singers
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
2M ago
Singing opera is a challenging yet immensely rewarding artistic endeavour that combines vocal talent, dramatic expression, and technical skill. Here are some essential tips to help in learning how to sing opera: Tip #1: Understand the Fundamentals of Vocal Technique Mastering opera singing begins with a solid grounding in classical vocal technique. This foundation is essential for achieving the power, range, and endurance required for opera. Here are the core aspects you need to understand and master: Posture A correct singing posture is crucial for effective breath control and vocal projecti ..read more
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The Ten Best Apps for Singers
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
3M ago
Of course, we all know there’s no substitute for a good singing coach when it comes to improving your vocals, but there are some amazing apps out there that can help to bridge the gap between lessons. If you are a singer, or aspiring to be one, then these are the apps you need on your phone now! Warm Me Up! This simple app is easy to use and a fantastic option for helping you warm up your voice before you practice singing at home. Choose from one of the routines they’ve put together for you or work your way through the vocal exercises on the app. It’s been created by professional singers, so ..read more
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Why Are You Singing Out of Tune and How to Fix It
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
4M ago
Singing is an incredible way to express yourself and share joy with others. But struggling to sing on pitch can be a bummer for everyone. Hitting the correct notes can be challenging at times, regardless of your skill level. But don’t worry – with a little help and some practice, you can master your pitch and sing like a pro. Understanding Pitch and Tuning Pitch reflects the speed at which your vocal cords vibrate to produce sound waves. As you sing a note, you manipulate your vocal cords to emit sound at a frequency matching that note. Singing off-key occurs when your voice fails to align wi ..read more
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How to Sing in a Group
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
4M ago
Getting your harmonies right and creating beautiful songs as a group can be harder than you think, and it’s certainly a team effort. But there are a few things that everyone can do to improve their group singing technique for the most harmonious sound. Ready to be a vital team member? Read our helpful tips. Listen to the Rest of the Group The most important thing for every singer in a group is to listen to all the other singers. You need to learn how to adjust your voice to sit properly within the group. This isn’t something that you’ll get right straight away, but you will pick up this skill ..read more
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How to Keep Your Voice Healthy
London Singing Institute Blog
by Stefan Joubert
4M ago
In our busy lives, we often forget how important our voices are, whether we’re singing, speaking publicly, teaching, or just chatting. Keeping your voice in good shape is key to communicating well. This is especially true for singers, from choirs to rock bands, and even those who sing in the shower. Looking after your singing voice isn’t too complicated—it’s about using common sense and knowing a few tips to keep your vocal cords healthy. In this guide, we’ll cover the basics of how the voice works, spot signs of trouble, understand what causes voice issues, and learn how to keep your voice he ..read more
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