Surely anyone can sing without voice training? Many people are gifted with natural singing ability, but whether you want to become a professional singer, session vocalist, casual performer, or just sing for fun, it’s important to learn how to protect your best asset and increase its potential.
Here at Vocalist you’ll find a wide range of free online singing lessons and articles to improve every aspect of your singing. From vocal training for beginners to daily breathing exercises, advanced singing techniques and tutorials for singers of all abilities.
If you’re looking to improve your singing technique, you’ll find a range of free voice training lessons, from breath control and warmup exercises to solfege scale exercises and singing techniques to improve your vocal range.
You’ll find even more online singing lessons and advice in our Singing & Music Articles section
The average vocal range for an untrained singer is estimated to be around 2 octaves, but, with proper technique and regular exercise, you can add an extra octave to that, maybe more!
If you have decided to enroll in voice lessons to improve the quality of your voice or overcome mental barriers […]
Articles for singers including audition advice, hitting the high notes, using falsetto, vibrato, performance, perfecting the act, powerful vocals, throat tension for beginners to advanced singers and singing teachers.
Finding your vocal range and correct key is an important part of becoming a singer. One of the biggest complaints […]
To pursue a singing career, aspiring singers should know and understand the basic components in singing before anything else. It […]
Singers health related articles & advice with links to medical resources, diagrams and descriptions of common medical ailments encountered by voice users e.g., Hoarseness, Gerd, Nodes…
Everyone wants to be a rocker these days and everyone wants to step in front of the microphone. Some people […]
Information on diction, vowels and consonants in relation to singing with advice and exercises for singers including tips and links to sites providing related lessons & articles.
Having problems at Gigs? Do you find that some days your voice seems dry? I’m not going to go into […]
Many singers believe if they do not perform regularly they do not need to worry about vocal health and singing […]
What are Vocalises? A vocalise is a vocal exercise without words, often suitable for performance. Vocalises, or songs without words, […]
Any vocalist worth their salt will appreciate the benefits of good breath control. Developing these skills improves a vocalist’s ability […]
What is sight-singing? Sight-singing is the ability to read and sing a piece of music previously unseen and unrehearsed. Relating […]
A basic introduction to vocal anatomy for beginners with links to related sites and articles.
We’re often asked questions relating to fitness and although we’re not fitness instructors or medically trained, here we answer a […]
Posture and movement for singers are an integral part of any tutor’s teaching. Part of being able to sing well […]
There have been several queries from singers seeking advice on glottal issues. We are not medically qualified therapists and the […]
Few singers practice their microphone technique enough, which results in some fantastic voices being overlooked due to poor sound quality […]
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