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Sunday, August 16, 2009

5 Singing Tips For Beginners

By Kevin Mayall

Do you have to be born with a special talent in order to sing well? It's true that to some people singing comes more naturally than to others, but singing is a skill, and like any skill, it can be taught. If you can speak and hear, you can learn how to sing or at least sing better. Here are some tips that might help you.

If you are a beginner, it's very important to get proper instructions. Find a good vocal instructor or a singing course. Only with the right techniques will you discover the full potential of your singing voice. And remember, it's never too late to learn singing. They are many who waited forty, fifty, or even more years to discover that they can actually sing.

Another reason to get proper coaching is to avoid mistakes. Bad singing habits can be very difficult to unlearn. Bad training can actually permanently damage your voice. So get the right instructions.

Many people, especially beginners, have problems with singing posture. Posture is important and should be one of the first things you learn. The proper body alignment for singing is as follows: Your back is straight, feet shoulder-width apart and shoulders slightly back and relaxed. Let your hands relax by your side. The chin should be about parallel to the floor. Don't slouch.

Any athlete knows that warm up is essential for optimal performance. It's not that different with singing. In order to produce a voice you must contract and relax very small muscles within your vocal tract. Without warming up those muscles, you can strain them or even permanently damage them. Warm up is essential.

In order to sing well you must learn and practice breathing exercises. Breathing can drastically change the sound of your voice and if you wish to sing well, you must be aware of that.

Following these basic tips can really make a difference in the way you sing. They will help you discover the full potential of your voice. - 18762

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