So let’s say you have a gig or two coming up. You’ve been busy rehearsing. You’re making sure to take proper care of your voice by warming up every day. You’ve even made a few adjustments to your song set and you feel like you’re ready to hit the stage, knock ‘em dead, and get management, maybe a label deal, but definitely more gigs, right?
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Aug 26, 2010 |
The most critical key to assuring vocal quality and consistency is the warm-up. Every singer needs an effective complete warm-up not just before performance but also before practicing daily. By not warming up properly or by dismissing it altogether you run the risk of causing serious and even permanent damage that could put an end to your dreams of singing success.
Friend Of Brett Manning
Jamie Wigginton is a celebrated, accomplished singer, musician, songwriter, performer, teacher, vocal coach, and long-time friend and colleague of Brett Manning. He helped create the Singing Success program. Brett and Jamie often get together to brainstorm, compare notes, and refine methods and resources to help singers realize and maintain their full potential as a vocalist.
Work Smarter Not Harder
Jamie Wigginton created The Pro Singer’s Warm-Up so that warming up could be safely and completely engaged by working smarter and not working harder. Click to Continue >>
Aug 18, 2010 |
No matter how proficient you become from a technical perspective there is an intangible element that always factors into the perception of your performance as a singer and its reception by your audience.
Think about this. Singing is an emotional experience, a physical workout, and a full throttled sensory exploration. You are at once intimate and wide open. Your singing builds a bond or bridge that connects you with your audience. You are completely vulnerable, relying on the quality of your performance to take care of you.
So what can you do to secure and shore up these facets of some intangible element that determines whether or not you and your audience are satisfied?
Technique Grows Confidence
One of the keys comes with technique and commitment to ongoing training to strengthen your voice and realize the full potential of your singing success. As you improve your technical skills, you become more confident, capable, comfortable and committed to continued growth and improvement.
Think of how it was when you first started singing. There were areas where you lacked technique. Click to Continue >>
Aug 11, 2010 |
After months of research, refinement, testing, and meticulous fine-tuning, SingingSuccess.TV is now on the air to provide a refreshing, insightful experience that will continue to grow, with new video content, fresh forums, and informative blogs added weekly. It’s easy to use, fully integrated, with content that can be uniquely filtered to reflect your individual viewing pleasure. For a limited time, new monthly or yearly subscribers will receive 25% OFF.
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Aug 02, 2010 |
So, you’ve made great strides through the programs offered by Brett Manning. You’ve faithfully committed to a regular routine, but you seem to have hit a wall. Maybe you’re frustrated because you’re not achieving the goals you’ve set for yourself as quickly as you’d like.
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Jul 30, 2010 |
Whether you’re the lead singer in a band, an aspiring musical theatre performer, a singer-songwriter, a praise and worship leader, or someone seeking a singing career as a soloist, you must be prepared to take advantage of opportunities to self-promote.
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Jul 22, 2010 |
Practice and experience are obviously two of the greatest teachers. Program offerings such as Mastering Mix and Singing Success, along with sessions with a certified Brett Manning Associate, will certainly get you on the right track for strengthening and developing the full potential of your voice.
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Jul 14, 2010 |
In your search for the right vocal coach for you it’s important to consider what sort of qualities you need to look for in a teacher. Obviously you want someone that will be able to accurately identify your strengths and weaknesses and then set forth an effective strategy for shoring up what needs attention and making the most of what’s already working for you.
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Jul 07, 2010 |
After surveying the top traits of effective teachers, a number of key traits or qualities kept coming up over and over. These qualities transcend culture, skill level, and even subject matter or discipline. When you think of those teachers and coaches that have had the greatest impact on you, many of these same qualities and skills will likely come to mind.
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Jun 30, 2010 |
We’re fast approaching the midpoint of 2010. It’s the perfect time to assess your singing success strategies and address any areas that need attention. Typically, most of those New Year’s resolutions made six months ago were history long before the end of January. But in order to assure real progress, you need to have checkpoints throughout the year for taking serious inventory of the strengths, achievements, weaknesses, and rough spots that are clearly having an impact on your professional pursuit of a vocal career, as well as your personal growth and overall vitality.
The last week of June is a perfect time for taking inventory. Additional times for personal assessment can be birthdays, anniversaries, significant turning points, and anything else that serves as a marker in time to make us look at where we are in terms of where we’ve been and where we’re headed. Click to Continue >>
Jun 23, 2010 |
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