So you think you can't sing? Or maybe you are quite sure that you are a good singer and even sing in public? Which ever category you fit into, I can guarantee that in all your efforts to improve how you sing, lessons will get you there faster and with much better habits.
Even though I've been singing in my church (and other public arenas) for the last 10 years, it was only a few years ago that I finally went to my first singing lesson. After all those years of singing I had lulled myself into this false sense of security, believing that I knew enough to get by in my amateur singing. But I had no idea how limited my singing was.
At the first singing lesson that I ever went to, I was surprised when I found out the lesson was going to be on 'how to breathe'. After practicing correct breathing technique I realized that this foundational principle was what had limited me so much in the past. Now that I had learnt this lesson I was able to use this as the basis for more and more improvements in my singing.
I was lucky enough to be getting lessons from a woman who was a fantastic singer herself, and I loved the lessons and how much I was learning and improving. Unfortunately I came to a time in my life where I was not able to afford the lessons anymore. Though disappointed, I was determined to keep up the progress and started to look online for an alternative to one-on-on lessons.
And I struck gold! Well I think it's gold anyway. There are loads of singing courses that you can do online and many of them are truly very good. But if I had to decide which one I would recommend, then it would have to be Singorama. When you want to learn to sing, lessons in their course are the way to go. In my opinion.
Even though I've been singing in my church (and other public arenas) for the last 10 years, it was only a few years ago that I finally went to my first singing lesson. After all those years of singing I had lulled myself into this false sense of security, believing that I knew enough to get by in my amateur singing. But I had no idea how limited my singing was.
At the first singing lesson that I ever went to, I was surprised when I found out the lesson was going to be on 'how to breathe'. After practicing correct breathing technique I realized that this foundational principle was what had limited me so much in the past. Now that I had learnt this lesson I was able to use this as the basis for more and more improvements in my singing.
I was lucky enough to be getting lessons from a woman who was a fantastic singer herself, and I loved the lessons and how much I was learning and improving. Unfortunately I came to a time in my life where I was not able to afford the lessons anymore. Though disappointed, I was determined to keep up the progress and started to look online for an alternative to one-on-on lessons.
And I struck gold! Well I think it's gold anyway. There are loads of singing courses that you can do online and many of them are truly very good. But if I had to decide which one I would recommend, then it would have to be Singorama. When you want to learn to sing, lessons in their course are the way to go. In my opinion.
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But before buying any singing course on the internet, be sure to check out Michelle Rudge's blog on Learn To Sing - Lessons To Improve Your Voice and Singing Lessons On The Computer.
