At other times the judges point out that a singer is ‘pitchy’, but I think they’re perfectly in tune. What’s going on here?
Showing posts with label hearing loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hearing loss. Show all posts
Monday, February 05, 2018
Why being ‘pitchy’ can be in the ear of the beholder
Sometimes when I watch TV singing talent shows like The Voice or X-Factor I think that the singer is out of tune, but the judges don’t seem to notice.

At other times the judges point out that a singer is ‘pitchy’, but I think they’re perfectly in tune. What’s going on here?
At other times the judges point out that a singer is ‘pitchy’, but I think they’re perfectly in tune. What’s going on here?
Labels:
hearing loss,
listening,
musical taste,
out of tune,
pitching,
singers,
singing,
tuning,
voice
Monday, May 22, 2017
Are you a singer with hearing loss? Steps you can take to make life easier in your choir
Last week there was a guest post about what choir leaders can do to help singers who have hearing loss.

This week I want to look at steps you can take yourself if you’re a singer who is experiencing hearing loss.
photo by Hadley Paul Garland
This week I want to look at steps you can take yourself if you’re a singer who is experiencing hearing loss.
Labels:
age,
choir,
hearing loss,
listening,
older singers,
pitching,
singers,
singing
Monday, May 15, 2017
Singers with hearing loss: how choir leaders can help
More and more older singers are in choirs these days. Many of those singers will have some kind of hearing loss.

How can you, as a choir leader, help them? Here is a guest post by Bettina Gellinek Turner*.
Joshua Reynolds "Self-Portrait as a Deaf Man"
How can you, as a choir leader, help them? Here is a guest post by Bettina Gellinek Turner*.
Labels:
choir,
choir leader,
hearing loss,
musical director,
old singers,
older singers,
rehearsal,
singers
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