LET’S TALK ABOUT VOCAL ANATOMY FOR SINGERS! Welcome back everybody! Ayshe here and right now you are reading my second blog! Woohoo…thank you for stopping by! Okay, so let’s pick up where we last dropped off…. In my first blog I was talking about Vocal Health and ways to look after and care for your […]
Let’s write a song!!! How do you write a song for the first time? or How to write music for a song? or How to write a song for school?. Hello everybody and welcome to our blog, today I’m beginning a series of posts showing how I began making songs, tricks about how to get
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MY FIRST SONG WRITTEN IN ENGLISH!!! !!! How to write a song? Hello everybody and welcome to our blog, today I’m beginning a series of posts showing how
MUSIC HISTORY: THE ORIGIN OF POP For many years around our planet, many musical genres have enjoyed mass appeal for a limited time. Few of them, have been able to match the influence of pop music that started in North America in the 1950’s. The Pop music was originally the mix between Doo-Woop songs, Rock’n’roll
LET’S TALK ABOUT VOCAL HEALTH FOR SINGERS! Vocal health for singers. What’s something that we are likely to use and perhaps overuse or even misuse everyday? Can you think of something? Well I’ll go ahead and tell you anyway because this blog is going to be allll about it! It’s your VOICE! Yeap! I for
Ideas and tricks to write your own songs Hello and welcome to my second post on ideas and tricks to write your own songs, this time I will be talking about a few ways to make a song more interesting, like using chords that are not so usual, changing melodies lines, inverting chords and more!!!
VOCAL RANGE – And we’re back!! 🙂 Welcome everyone to my third blog which will be about Vocal Range. “LA LA LA LA LAAAAAA” Just kiddin’! I’m pleased you’re here, so do read on as you may start to think a little more consciously about your voice and it’s capabilities from here on out. So
ICONS OF ROCK’N’ROLL The New York Disc Jockey Alan Freed did popularize the term rock’n’roll to this teen-oriented form of music that evolved from a fusion of Rockabilly, R&B and gospel, but this term was first an African-American slang for sex. its early forms, rock’n’roll was more similar to R&B in terms of feel and
