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The greatest singers use this “chest voice” sound in their singing. Most men speak entirely within their chest voice, while most women use both their chest and middle voices to speak; this is referred to as “speech level”. It begins and ends in different places for everyone, depending on your voice type and range. The term chest voice was invented by old school Italian singers; used to describe notes in the lower range of the singing voice. They called it…
Having a clear picture in your mind of what you want as a singer, songwriter, pianist (musician) is the biggest step. If you cannot visualize it, it’s hard to accomplish what you don’t see in your mind. It’s important to stay current in music, technology, social media (vital) and knowing what the new generation is interested in. What is everyone listening to, who are the new artists, producers, musicians in the field. How are the new artists writing music, who’s…
The formation of clear and distinct sounds, clarity in playing or singing successive notes is key. Articulation, diction, enunciation are different ways to describe how you sing. It is the way in which we enunciate our words as we sing them. If you add inflection, accent, intonation this will add texture to your singing voice; how you sing your vowels sounds and close out your words, will create a very unique vocal sound. When you hear Rhianna sing, listen to…
THE VIDEO ATTACHED IS A CBS SEGMENT FILMED ABOUT ME AND A NEW BUSINESS I STARTED IN LOS ANGELES (CHATSWORTH). The attached video just aired on CBS, the TV Show is called Destination LA and they filmed a segment about me and a business I started in Los Angeles (Chatsworth). The new school is called Rock Cellar Music School created for artist development. We have two very talented artists teaching songwriting: Lois Blausch, 3X Grammy Nominated songwriter with her own…
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