Why Everyone Should Sing


I have no «voice» to speak of,
but now that I sing for my child,
I find it strangely pleasurable,
and I'm no longer coy about it ;)









Annie Lennox
Not merely another form of language
Warm-up
Full of energy
Breathing
The Alexander Technique
Bonnie Tyler
Classify your voice, develop your diction
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Tongue Twisters
kd lang
Simon & Garfunkel
Pop songs
 Show tunes
Rufus Wainwright on opera singing
Jazz it up!
Gospel
Róisín Murphy
Stagefright?
Chrissie Hynde

The whole guide to performing includes much more topics - The Guardian on Music

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