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Free Singing Tips & Lessons

Singers who cannot afford private instruction, need additional practice or are just beginning may access comprehensive vocal guides at no cost. The online lessons serve as a creative, flexible outlet that enables singers to enhance their voices at their own pace. It is the initial step toward a live performance career or a studio recording. Many sites have online communities in which singers may interact with teachers, artists and composers.
  1. The Vocalist

    • The Vocalist is an United Kingdom-based online resource for singers that provides free online singing lessons and articles that highlight singing careers, music publishing, studio recording and voice training. The articles–specifically geared toward singing teachers and their students–focus on voice lessons for performers of all ages, standards and genres. The singing exercises and vocal techniques introduce neophytes to posture, pitching, ear training and breathing applications. There are links to many vocal sites, blogs and books, in addition to a database of international schools and workshops. Musicians and singers may post free classified ads showcasing upcoming events or job opportunities. Visitors are also welcome to join the site's social networking forum, in which singers get to interact with each other.

    The Vocal Coach

    • The Vocal Coach, founded by husband and wife team Chris and Carole Beatty, offers free singing resources. The Vocal Coach blog–written by 40-year veteran Chris Beatty–contains free articles, question-and-answer sessions, diary entries and singing advice. Guest authors contribute additional opportunities and information. Website visitors are encouraged to submit singing questions to the blog. Blog readers may add their favorite blog entries and articles to an online notebook. The notebook contains significant reminders conveniently available to singers. The free online classes take place throughout the year. Singers may interact throughout the lessons by typing in questions and adding input to discussions.

    Classical Singer

    • Classical Singer magazine was founded in 1988 as an insight into the New York opera and classical singer scenes. Its online audition database is updated daily, complete with job and competition opportunities. The online resource contains information regarding summer singing programs, music degrees, vocal lessons, and career advice. Visitors learn how to prepare for a careers such as a music professor, professional singer and competition judge. General interest forums address health and fitness, industry insight and work-life balance.

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