The secret is to be realistic. So how about choosing just one thing to change this year?
Showing posts with label vocal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vocal. Show all posts
Monday, January 04, 2016
What single thing will make you a better singer this year?
It’s that time of year when lots of us make New Year resolutions, then a week later usually abandon them!

The secret is to be realistic. So how about choosing just one thing to change this year?
The secret is to be realistic. So how about choosing just one thing to change this year?
Monday, November 02, 2015
How to sing quietly (without running out of breath)
Some people find it hard to sing quietly. They seem to run out of breath easily and their voice goes all wobbly.

Why is this and how can you learn to sing quietly?
photo by Cristian V.
Why is this and how can you learn to sing quietly?
Labels:
breathing,
dynamics,
learning to sing,
singing,
singing voice,
technique,
vocal,
vocal technique,
voice
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Chris Rowbury’s monthly music roundup
I thought you might be interested in a new venture of mine.

I’m about to publish a free, monthly roundup of music news delivered straight to your inbox.
I’m about to publish a free, monthly roundup of music news delivered straight to your inbox.
Labels:
choir,
choral,
community choirs,
music,
singers,
singing,
vocal,
voice,
world music
Sunday, September 16, 2012
How close should a vocal arrangement be to the original song?
I’m in the middle of doing some voice-only arrangements of Queen songs for a weekend workshop I’ll be running at Farncombe Courses in the Cotswolds this September (I want to break free: the songs of Queen). So I’ve been listening to a lot of Queen recordings lately!

It’s made me wonder: how close do I need to stick to the original recordings when doing voice-only arrangements?
It’s made me wonder: how close do I need to stick to the original recordings when doing voice-only arrangements?
Labels:
singing workshops,
song arrangements,
song arranging,
vocal
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