(Overcoming the Inner Committee to Deliver Your Best Performance) As a life coach, vocal coach, and chorus director, Iâve seen how powerfulâand paralyzingâour internal dialogue can be. That constant commentary in your mind, often called the inner critic or inner … Continue reading →
đ¶ Introduction: Understanding Your Voice and Why It Sounds Different Have you ever cringed at the sound of your voice on a recording and thought, âDo I really sound like that?â đŹ Youâre not alone! Almost everyone has felt that … Continue reading →
From the Heart of a Chorus Director đđ¶ As someone deeply devoted to the growth, joy, and artistry of barbershop harmony, I cannot overstate how much I appreciate this candid, clever, and oh-so-accurate guide by Anthony Bartholomew. đ Whether youâre … Continue reading →
đ¶ The Harmony of Shared Voices Have you ever felt the thrill of your voice blending perfectly with othersâcreating a wave of sound that fills the air and stirs the heart? Thatâs the magic of singing in a chorus. Itâs … Continue reading →
The following information comes from Jean Barford and while there have been tweaks over the years, it still serves today! The âBarfordâ volumes/textures soft velvet medium velvet loud velvet medium spikes loud spikes Guidelines for using the âBarfordâ volumes/textures Your … Continue reading →
Want a faster, clearer way to lock in notes, words, and timingâwithout getting overwhelmed? While BHS brings this down to 6 steps, as we have more distractions, or age, we’ve found that â12 Steps for Learning Music Using Learning Tracksâ … Continue reading →
While Barbara Streisand’s vocal magic might seem out of reach for most, here’s how you can optimize your singing posture for incredible results, even without a personal step-show: Body Basics: Chin Up, Not Tucked: Keep your chin parallel to the … Continue reading →
âYour breath is the bridge between body and emotionâmaster it, and your performance transforms.â Introduction: Why Breath Support and Performance Go Hand in Hand At Harmony Hills Chorus, we know that breath is more than a biological necessityâitâs a powerful … Continue reading →
Tongue twisters are like mini-workouts for your mouth! They’re a fun and effective way to improve your pronunciation, speaking fluency, and even your accent. Here’s why they’re so awesome: Pronunciation Powerhouse: By saying tricky sounds quickly, you train your mouth … Continue reading →
Rev 7/24 âA singers work is never done.â That is the first thing that comes to mind when asked to discuss the varying levels of proficiency for a singer. To start with â the instrument itself is dynamic. It is … Continue reading →
