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"The Complete Technique for Singers and Speakers" The truth is, everyone who wants to, can sing. It's more about targeted muscle development, daily practice, and taking care not to damage your vocal instrument. Yes, some people are born with talent. But as a voice teacher, I can promise you: If you want to sing, you can sing. And sing beautifully. Vocal Vibrance is "like a music teacher in a book." Here's a partial Table of Contents: The Articulators (lips, teeth, tongue, jaw) and Articulator exercises and warm-ups. Breathing - Classical and modified breathing techniques and warm-ups. Exercises to strengthen the diaphragm and intercostal muscles.  The Diaphragm - Where is this thing? Care of the Vocal Instrument Dynamics - How to make your voice come alive. Ear Training Ensemble Singing Expand Your Range! How to Find Your Perfect Voice Teacher How to Break Glass Glossary of Musical Terms The Glottal Stop The Larynx Legato Singing How to Memorize Music and Lyrics Modes How to Eliminate Phlegm (without damaging your voice) Pop, Rock, and Belting Registers and Ranges - Everything you need to know Resonance, Placement, and Tone  Scat Singing Song Singing - Repertoire and Upkeep Speaking - Elements of a Great Speaking Voice Stage Fright - How to sing your best anyway! Vibrato Vocal Cords Vocalizing (with tons of vocal exercises) Voice and Age Vowel Sounds - Their importance, Their pronunciations Warm-ups Click Here for the Reviews |
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