Learn to Sing with Confidence and Freedom

De: Barbara Ann Grant

Narrado por: Barbara Ann Grant

Learn to Sing with Confidence and Freedom contains a progressive series of vocal classes devised and lead by Barbara Ann Grant. This series of three classes introduces and teaches an exciting new method of vocal self-discovery. These classes are suitable for the complete beginner and those with experience. They teach you how to speak and sing effectively and leave you feeling fantastic!

Class one, "The Miracle of Your Voice: Registrations", is the first in a series of three classes. It contains two vocal classes. The 40-minute version contains a gentle physical warm up followed by a number of effective vocal exercises that will encourage you to make sound with playfulness and without harsh self-criticism. There is also an additional 10-minute 'quick reference' version of the practice, for the days when you have less time, which summarizes the key points and exercises within the main class.

Class two, "The Miracle of Your Voice: Breath", is the second in a series of three classes. The class consists of practical and effective exercises which cover the basics of correct management of the breath for effective speaking and singing. It is a 55-minute class that consists of a gentle physical warm up followed by a number of vocal breathing exercises.

Class three, "The Miracle of Your Voice: Resonance", is a 60-minute class suitable for all. The class consists of a gentle physical warm up followed by a number of vocal exercises with a focus on the resonance of your voice. The class also includes a song study, "Tall Trees", to help you put your new skills into practice.

Barbara Ann Grant is an exceptional vocal coach, classically trained mezzo soprano, and sound healer. Barbara's engaging teaching methods will improve the way you use your voice and also your levels of confidence and self-esteem.

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I don't think so...

To say that EVERYONE makes a good sound because 'that's the sound they make' Is quite simply untrue. I have certainly heard unattractive singing voices, and was hoping for a more useful confidence-builder.