Have you ever felt the thrill of your voice blending with others, creating a symphony of sound that fills the air? If so, you’ve likely experienced the joy of singing in a chorus. This communal activity offers a unique blend … Continue reading →
The following information comes from Jean Barford and while there have been tweaks over the years, it still serves today! The “Barford” volumes/textures soft velvet medium velvet loud velvet medium spikes loud spikes Guidelines for using the “Barford” volumes/textures Your … Continue reading →
This is a 12-step program to assist you in learning new music. It is only a suggestion until you learn a system that is best for you. The success of this program is contingent upon the effective listening skills of … 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 →
Breath is more than just a biological necessity; it’s a powerful tool that can dramatically influence performance in various fields, from music and theater to public speaking and athletics. The type of breath employed can significantly impact the quality, intensity, … 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 “A singers work is never done.” That is the first thing that comes to mind when asked to discuss the varying levels of proficiency for a singer. To start with – the instrument itself is dynamic. It is … Continue reading →
Formerly known as the Men of Harmony, the chorus has made some significant changes. With the pandemic and singing being a super-spreader we took the potential for illness very seriously including meeting on Zoom and little in the way of … Continue reading →
