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Are you looking to improve in one area specifically? Placement? Range? Sight-singing ability? I agree with another commenter that a voice teacher will help get
by wildrhythms 6y ago
Are you looking to improve in one area specifically? Placement? Range? Sight-singing ability? I agree with another commenter that a voice teacher will help get you started. I studied contemporary musical theatre in college, studied music and took classical voice lessons from a young age, and singing/harmonizing with a group was the most impactful on my own experience. Take a look at local colleges offering sight-singing and similar voice classes.
- downerending 6y agoPersonally, I just sing or hum along with music, and if there was one thing I could improve, it'd be the ability to sing in tune. I do the "finger in your ear" trick, but it's still quite difficult to hit a note right, or move between several without sounding like a trombone (glissando). I absolutely marvel at what pop singers can do with ornaments, seemingly hitting a whole series of notes in rapid succession, in tune. Maybe they're using an autotuner? :-(
- rectang 6y agoEven if you have a good sense of pitch, melismatic singing may be beyond you. Very few people can sound good singing Stevie Wonder covers. For what it's worth, I've improved my ability to sing with accurate pitch, by imagining the pitch in my head before I sing it.
- downerending 6y agoHuh. Thanks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melisma https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melisma