Voice Lesson Beth becomes a better singer in minutes

[itsberto101]

Hey Sally!

Its Humberto from your vocal class last year!

I enjoy seeing your videos!

I dearly miss your class!

[SingLikeYouSpeak]

@itsberto101 Hi Humberto! How are you? Keep on singing!

[freemaaaaaaa]

Hello, I'm a little confused. You're a vocal coach, but you don't encourage actually singing, just speaking in pitch? Do you just teach this way to help your clients think of it not as singing, or what? Whats so wrong about singing like normal, with elongated vowels, tones, dynamics, articulation. It just sounds so harsh and pushed to my ear, I'm use to more classical ways of singing. Can you please explain to me your theory?

[freemaaaaaaa]

@freemaaaaaaa No offense to the lovely student in your video.

[SingLikeYouSpeak]

@freemaaaaaaa My method is based on not separating the speaking-singing voices-We begin w speech on pitch-which to the listener's ear is singing. Hard to explain in a few words. Go to my website VocalPowerTools. com and opt in to get free 1st chapter of my book-it will explain.Also watch some of my other videos-you'll understand better. All the best to you!

[Ichisokeno]

@SingLikeYouSpeak Hi, Ms. Morgan, I'm just wondering how is your method different from... let's say, Speech Level Singing of Seth Riggs/Brett Manning fame? I'd like to hear of your answer soon :-)

[SingLikeYouSpeak]

@Ichisokeno Thanks for your question. SingLikeYouSpeak™ has nothing to do with Speech Level Singing. Speech Level Singing has nothing to do w/speech, so I'm not sure why it's called that. SingLikeYouSpeak™ on the other hand actually uses speaking on pitch as the basis for singing, making no difference between speech and song. For more info, go to VocalPowerTools. com. There's quite a bit on that site about the method. Also try SingLIkeYOuSpeak. com

[beezmow]

Great example! Very well done :)