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30/11/2023

DEAR SINGERS ALWAYS LEARN TO LISTEN TO YOURSELF .

Listening to your self is very important..
I know listening to yourself is harder then how simple it is to listen to others..

But you make and do more harm to yourself when you listen less to yourself.

Remember you may not sound so good,have sweet tone and amazing voice but the less you pay attention to your voice the less you develop the ability to discover your weaknesses and find the strength and courage to build up..

Listening to yourself is one of the best thing you can do to yourself as a singer if only you want to get better, Listen daily to yourself as you talk and sing.

°pay attention to your voice when you talk, Learn to pronounce words the correct way.

A poor diction affects your when you sing.

Build a clear and sound talking voice, this help you sound sweet and clear when you sing..

Learn to manage your own voice when you talk..
How fast and slow you talk.

Build the ability to talk loud without shouting or screaming,, you achieve this through breath control..

Learn also to talk soft.. Controlling your breath and manipulating the air from your mouth.

Create time for your voice,, just sing and record your self and then you'll be able to identify some or most of your singing inabilities.

It's not bad to admire others but it wrong trying to become another person..

LOVE YOURSELF, YOUR VOICE AND DEVELOP HOW YOU SOUND AND SING..

30/11/2023

TIPS: HOW TO LEAD PRAISE AND WORSHIP TOMORROW

Leading a song requires confidence, presence, and good communication with your audience. Here are some tips to help you lead a song effectively:

Prayer :Don't trust your ministration if you haven't prayed .If any song has to change a man ,it has to came from the holy spirit.

Know the Song: Make sure you know the lyrics, melody, and structure of the song inside and out. This will help you feel more comfortable and confident while leading.

Practice: Rehearse the song multiple times before leading it. Practice your timing, phrasing, and any special techniques you plan to use.

Warm Up: Warm up your voice with vocal exercises to ensure you're in good vocal shape before leading the song.

Engage the Audience: Maintain eye contact, smile, and connect with the audience. Engaging them will create a positive and energetic atmosphere.

Confidence: Believe in yourself and your abilities. Your confidence will inspire confidence in your audience.

Projection: Make sure your voice is projected clearly so that everyone can hear you. Use proper breath control to support your vocals.

Express Emotion: Convey the emotions of the song through your voice and facial expressions. This will help the audience connect with the song on a deeper level.

Body Language: Use appropriate body language to match the mood of the song. Your gestures can enhance the overall performance.

Interaction: Encourage the audience to participate by singing along, clapping, or dancing if the song allows for it.

Control the Tempo: Keep a steady tempo and rhythm throughout the song. Your sense of timing will guide the audience.

Adapt and Improvise: Be prepared to adapt if things don't go as planned. Improvise if necessary while staying in control.

Stay Relaxed: Nervousness is normal, but try to stay relaxed. Take deep breaths and focus on the enjoyment of sharing music

Leading a song is about sharing your love for music and connecting with your audience. Practice and experience will help you become a more confident and effective song leader over time.

30/11/2023

TIPS: HOW TO SELF TRAIN YOUR VOICE

Here are some tips to help you train your singing voice:

Warm-up exercises: Start with gentle vocal warm-up exercises to prepare your voice and avoid strain.

Practice regularly: Consistent practice is key to improving your singing skills.

Breathing exercises: Focus on proper breath control and support to enhance your vocal performance.

Vocal range exercises: Work on expanding your vocal range gradually.

Posture and relaxation: Maintain good posture and keep your body relaxed while singing.

Pitch and intonation: Practice hitting the right notes and work on your pitch accuracy.

Vocal techniques: Learn different singing techniques like vibrato, falsetto, and dynamics.

Record yourself: Listen to your recordings to identify areas for improvement.

Seek feedback: Consider taking singing lessons or seeking feedback from experienced singers or vocal coaches.

Sing different genres: Explore various music styles to diversify your singing abilities.

Remember, patience and consistent effort are essential for progress. Happy singing

30/11/2023

HOW TO BECOME A GREAT BACKUP SINGER

LEARN TO HARMONIZE ·

2. LISTEN CLOSELY ·

3. FIND THE PROPER MODULATION ·

4. NEVER STICK OUT ·

5. ACHIEVE ENDURANCE ·

6. GET YOUR HEAD STRAIGHT.

30/11/2023

TYPES OF VOCAL EXERCISES AND HOW TO DO THEM.

Diaphragmatic Breathing:

Purpose: Strengthens the diaphragm, enhances breath control.
How: Inhale deeply, allowing your diaphragm to expand, then exhale slowly, engaging abdominal muscles.
Lip Trills:

Purpose: Warms up vocal cords, improves flexibility.
How: Gently vibrate your lips while producing sound, moving through different pitches.
Scales:

Purpose: Improves pitch accuracy, vocal range.
How: Sing ascending and descending scales, focusing on hitting each note precisely.
Arpeggios:

Purpose: Enhances agility, smooth transitions between notes.
How: Singing the notes of a chord individually, then in sequence, helps build vocal control.
Interval Training:

Purpose: Develops ear training, pitch recognition.
How: Practice singing specific intervals (e.g., thirds, fifths) accurately.
Vowel Exercises:

Purpose: Refines vowel clarity, diction.
How: Singing scales or phrases using different vowels helps improve articulation.
Breath Support Exercises:

Purpose: Strengthens core muscles for sustained singing.
How: Practice singing phrases while focusing on maintaining consistent breath support.
Dynamic Control Exercises:

Purpose: Improves control over volume and expression.
How: Sing phrases softly, then gradually increase volume, paying attention to dynamics.
Registration Exercises:

Purpose: Balances chest and head voice, expands vocal range.
How: Work on transitioning smoothly between chest and head voice registers.
Song Interpretation:

Purpose: Develops emotional connection and expression.
How: Sing songs with varied emotions, focusing on conveying the meaning through your voice.
Remember, consistency is crucial. Tailor these exercises to your specific needs and gradually challenge yourself as you progress. Consider working with a vocal coach for personalized guidance.

30/11/2023

HOW TO AVOID OFF KEYS‼️

Listen to your voice and correct the pitch as you sing.

If your note is flat, you will need to bring your voice slightly higher.
If your note is sharp, you will need to bring your voice slightly lower.

Once you have found the correct pitch, try to remember the “sensation” of singing in tune.

you ever find yourself off key?

This can happen when we’re singing and suddenly it doesn’t sound like we are on the right pitch.

It can be the octave we are in, or it may just be that we are flat/sharp.

You may want to take a moment and just listen to what you’re singing before jumping right into it.

Singing is about feeling the notes. Knowing exactly where in your voice the note is, and executing it.

When improving pitch, the best tool you have is a piano.

Try humming notes first to see if you can match the frequency.
Then open your mouth to continue the sound.

This is a method that helps us feel the notes you are singing on...