Fluxmal O asked:


She has a really high pitched singing voice, and I think she sings something like america, beautiful, wonderful in her introduction, one after another. I want to find this song so bad right now.

Tyson asked:

I’m 20 yrs old, I play guitar and my singing voice is awful. I know absolutely nothing about singing, what is involved etc. Any good Web-sites?, advice?, should I get an instructor?

Also on the side, Are there different ways to devolp your voice?
Classical vs Opera vs Rock. It seems like most blues/rock/folk musicians sound good but have deeper, raspy voices, espcially someone like Tom waits, compared to the very clean sound of classical singers. Do they train in a different way?

Blazechick asked:


I’ve never been a real singer, I just sing whenever im singing along to a tune or when im singing a hymn during church. But one day I was singing along to “I wanna be a producer” and my mom looked over at me wide eyed and shocked. I stopped and said “what?” and she said you know what? you have a beautiful voice! but i dont know if she was just being nice or if she was serious…can i trust my mom and believe that i really do have a good voice?

kate asked:


I think, and other people have said, that I have a good enough voice to be a professional singer/recording artist. I have been singing sinceI was little, have been in choirs and musicals since I was 8, and made it into the best choir in my school (which was the grand champion choir at a recent Cedar Point festival).

I live in St. Louis Missouri. Does anyone have ideas how I can jump start my singing career, besides making an album? Please list practical ways I can do this and maybe specific places I could sing at.

Stephanie O asked:


I’m 14 and I live in Everett, WA! My parents aren’t that supportive and will not go across the country for me and they are on a budget. But, I really love singing and acting and think I could go somewhere.

Elvoalven asked:


I know some people are born talented singers, and some have to practice. I also know that there are some people who just can’t sing.

Which part of the brain controls this? Could singing talent be inherited?

gbekommen asked:


I have studied privately for a year, so I have a reasonable foundation. Assume I constantly move through the whole *comfortable* range of the voice. I am trying to develop a beautiful, natural, tension-free sound, and improve my intonation. I am willing to work as much as possible at this because it is a career for me. I’m currently striving for about 3 hours a day, which consists of mainly scales, arpeggios and long tones on a wide variety of vowels. I’ve done this for about 3 weeks now and have noticed some improvements. My voice does feel tired at the end of the day, but there’s no pain or hoarseness. If I can practice more, I would like to. Also, any suggestions on what to concentrate on when I practice? What to think about, and what exercises to do? I want a tension-free sound with a nice vibrato (it only creeps in once in awhile for now). I will resume singing lessons in a few weeks.
No facetious answers please. I think only a professional singer or singing teacher would know.

Dunnoth K asked:


I want to get into singing. I already have done basic music learning on piano. But some says my voice is not much good for singing. Is there a way to fix vocal problems such as this one?

Glitter_Ghoul13 asked:


I don’t know much about notes, alto, soprano or whatever else is out there…but I would like to learn about building my voice up and such. I enjoy singing songs from artists such as Evanescence. Any advice on this? Or perhaps some sites that will give me a clue on this? Are there some exercises I can do? Thanks.

Livvie Birdie asked:


I am auditioning for the musical Annie at my school, I want to be July, and I need some help. What is a good way to hit high notes? What are some practices I could do to achieve high notes? Also, singing through my diaphragm, how do I know if I am, or if I am singing through my nose? For auditions, what movements or gestures should I do for the songs, Your never fully dressed w/o a smile, and Its the hard knock life? Thanks!