30 Day Singer How to Sing (Any Song) in Your Signature Style TUTORiAL
Soft / Video Lessons
4-05-2022
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This tutorial is all about singing in your signature style. We’re going to use Auld Lang Syne to practice, since a lot of you already know it, and it’s a pretty simple melody that we can make our own!
In part 1, we’ll learn the classic version and work on a healthy, resonant tone, which is the foundation for classical and choral singing. In part 2, we’ll use a more contemporary tone and practice our pop and r&b stylization. And in part 3, we’ll explore yet another style of singing with jazz. Within each video, I’ll cover a few essentials for singing in that style, and you’ll get plenty of time to sing, sometimes along with me and sometimes with piano.
Join me for a quick warmup, as this tutorial skips exercises in favor of more song work.
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