Do you struggle with finding the motivation to practice singing regularly? Or perhaps you simply don’t really know what to practice and how? Every singer encounter similar problems. After years of education, practicing and performing I started this project to help myself improve, not only as a singer but also a musician. I’m more than happy to share my secrets with you so we can grow and improve together. With the strategies and techniques that worked for me, I’m confident that you too can elevate your voice and musicianship.

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Study the foundation of melody and harmony!

In this series of articles you will get familiar with all the intervals, learn how to notate them, how they sound and most importantly how to recognise them using your favourite songs.

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To effectively recognize intervals, it’s best to associate them with reference songs you know well. Our website offers a wide selection of songs that serve as great examples of characteristic melodies for every single interval, both ascending and descending.

Almost 300 songs from different genres: pop, rock, musical, soundtrack and more.

Explore Essential Singing Exercises

How to make a Lip Roll?

What is a lip roll? | Objectives of practising lip rolls | When to use it | How to make a proper lip roll? | Step by step instructions

Humming | M - N - NG Hum

What is humming? | Objectives of practising humming | When to use | How to make it work? | M - N - NG Hum | Step by step instructions

Airflow | Straw Phonation

What is straw phonation? | Objectives | When to use it | What straw should I use? | How to practise straw phonation with water and without? | How to practise airflow and sing with a cup?

Singing Vowels

Vowel vs Consonant | Vowels as the key to sound | How many vowels are there? | Oo - Oh - Ah - Eh - Ee | How to practise vowels in the songs

Create Your Personal Interval Cheat Sheet

Out of all the songs on the website, select your favourites and create your own personal Interval Cheat Sheet. Click the heart next to the song to add up to five songs in each interval, ascending and descending.

Your list will be saved, and you can easily access it anytime through the website.

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Harmony
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In this series I’m showing you how to sing in harmony your favorite songs and you can practice it:

1. WITH ME First, I’m showing you only one voice so you’re not disturbed with all the other parts. You can easily listen to it, memorise it and sing it with me.

2. SING ALONE Second step it’s probably not so satisfying but it essential to reach our goal. Before you’ll start singing in harmony you have to be sure you can sing it on your own. Without any help and getting lost.

3. IN HARMONY In the final step, you’re ready to practice it with all the other voices. Maybe it’s not gonna be easy at the very beginning but you’ll see how rewarding it is. It’s an amazing feeling to harmonise.

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