Uncover the 9 biggest lies about singing.
These revealing articles are provided compliments of Brett
Manning, celebrity vocal coach and creator of the awesome
Singing
Success vocal program.
Before you dive in I thought I'd share
an inspirational video with you. It's about a
guy called Eddie, who had
a pretty average voice but still
had guts to push past fear and doubt to pursue his
dream to sing. I think you'll enjoy this and it further
disproves Big Singing
Lie#
6 that you either have talent and
can sing - or you don't and can't. The truth is
that with little perseverance and the right tools,
ordinary can very quickly become extraordinary and
I've seen it happen time and time again!
Is your singing being held back by one of these blatant
singing lies? Here are Brett Manning's 9 biggest
singing lies listed so you can quickly navigate to the
topics that interest you most - Enjoy!
Big
Singing Lie #1 - People start out singing all wrong, so they must be
taught (or re-taught) EVERYTHING, in order to sing
"properly."
Big
Singing Lie #2 - If
you can sing classical style, you can sing
anything.
Big
Singing Lie #3 - It
takes years of instruction and practice to develop a
respectable vocal range of almost 2
octaves.
Big
Singing Lie #4 - You
will need special instruction to learn how to breathe correctly
for singing.
Big
Singing Lie #5 - You
must develop a strong "falsetto" to sing very high
notes.
Big Singing
Lie #6 - Either you
have talent, and thus CAN sing, or you don't have talent, and
can NOT sing.
Big Singing
Lie #7 - It takes
great effort and the coordination of many varied muscles to
sing correctly.
Big Singing
Lie #8 - Singing is
just a skill, like law or accounting, and thus can be educated
into someone.
Big Singing
Lie #9 - To sing
with power, especially up high, you need to exert a great deal
of physical effort.
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