Want to learn how to sing from a professional singing teacher without spending thousands?

Then Singorama is for you:

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The traditional way to sing is to go to a teacher and spend thousands on lessons as you are paying the teacher per hour.

Now the new and effective and value for money way of learning to sing fast is to learn from an online teacher.

Make sure you see how she puts expression into the words after the warm up exercises.

She starts with the very basics here, and the course includes how to avoid bad habits – these are what will break your voice and stop your progress, so you must know and understand these, how to perform in different music styles, how to do auditions and ace them, how to sing with a band, how to properly produce your voice and tone, and much more…

“Hi Singorama Staff: When I bought your program, I didn’t really expect too much. Though I am a passable veteran rock bass player, I was a very poor singer with no confidence or training. I got your program as more of a confidence booster than anything else, just hoping to contribute to my band’s vocal success. But, as I got into it, even reluctantly, I discovered I could actually stay on key without growling (as was my usual). I was able to lessen my volume and improve my technique. I was able to even blend harmonies. Over the course of a few months, I have become a decent singer…in fact I have actually gotten compliments from show attendees (which, candidly, blew me away). Now I regularly sing lead on a couple of numbers per set and sing backup on a number of others. My bandmates actually expect me to add numbers I can sing now as opposed to being somewhat embarrassed for me when I tried to sing.

Jeff Berkeley

“I have only been into choir singing for 2 1/2 years and from the start I was categorized as a first soprano. I could reach the high notes easily, but the tone wasn’t as full and resonant as our choir director expected it to be, and I had a tendency to go sharp on my high notes though I felt I was on the right pitch. I could see that much was expected of me, so I was on the lookout for any package available out there that would help me catch up with the demand of the pieces and the singing level of the longer-staying members. Worse was my tendency to shoot out and sing sharp as I was the newly appointed obligato!

Colleen Villanueva

Hi this is Kwecy Williams. In 2005, I served as the Youth Minister at one of the alegence of the manual covenant church at Maryland. I was informed that we would be doing a live recording at the end of the year and I had about six months to prepare myself. I knew that I had some problems with pitch and so I got online and I started searching out programmes that would help me with my pitch and I discovered Singorama. I got Singorama, worked with Perfect Your Pitch Pro – the results were wonderful and dramatic! We did record the project and I lead two of the songs that featured on the project of the Manual Covenant Church Live In Worship. So I highly recommend Singorama for those that want to work with their pitch. I do have to say that I got so much more than what I was looking for. Singorama also helped me with my timing and with reading music. I’m also featured as a writer on the project. The tools of Singorama definitely helped me to put together songs that are worthy of being recorded. Thanks!”

Kwesi Williams

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You get:

Audio Lesson 1
Introduction and how to understand your own voice

Audio Lesson 2
Warm ups and strengthening the voice

Audio Lesson 3
Breathing and Posture

Audio Lesson 4
Tone

Audio Lesson 5
Pitch, Staying in Tune

Audio Lesson 6
Chest voice and head voice

Audio Lesson 7
Bad Habits to AVOID

Audio Lesson 8
Extending your vocal range: Part 1

Audio Lesson 9
Time signatures, key signatures and rhythm

Audio Lesson 10
Major and minor keys; Solfege

Audio Lesson 11
Intervals and Solfege

Audio Lesson 12
Different styles of singing

Audio Lesson 13
How to Become Sensational At Singing Harmony -
Everyone will want to sing with YOU!

Audio Lesson 14
How to Sing Different Genres of Music

Audio Lesson 15
Understanding the meaning of a song – Part 1 lyrics and overall tone

Audio Lesson 16
Understanding the meaning of a song (Part 2): emotions conveyed through music and how to put your personality into a song

Audio Lesson 17
Making a song your own

Audio Lesson 18
Learning a full song – Part 1

Audio Lesson 19
Learning a full song – Part 2

Audio Lesson 20
Solutions to common problems

Audio Lesson 21
Your Future as a Singer

Audio Lesson 22
Extending your vocal range: Part 2

Audio Lesson 23
Performance tips

Audio Lesson 24
Auditions and how to Ace them!

Audio Lesson 25
Writing Your First Song

Audio Lesson 26
How to sing with a band

Audio Lesson 27
Performance Anxiety

And more…

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If you want to learn to sing in the comfort of your own home and not pay thousands to do so, then Singorama is for you.

Imagine being able to improve your voice and sing, and move people emotionally and to get true compliments,  whether its for your own pleasure or to sing in a group or to make it big as a singer, then learn how to sing.

Want to sing and save thousands? Then this is for you.

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The course is designed for beginners to established singers alike, and you can do so without any prior experience, so get it and see it for yourself.

Here’s an amazing rendition of Love Story by Kyle Landry.

The music says it all…

Kyle plays on a Yamaha p155

He has also produced albums with his playing

Here’s a harmony and chord lesson for you!

It’s an area of confusion for many people, but with this series it will clear it up for you!

We’ll start with the basics, assuming you know what a major and minor chord already is.

In this lesson, we’re going to look at the Dominant 7th and Major 7th chords.

People get these chords mixed up as the major is the basis of both chords, and mix one up with the other…

So here’s what these chords are:

Dominant 7th Chord

Notation: C7

This chord is made up of: Read more about this…

If you’re new to the piano and need to learn, then have a close look at the Piano for all system.

Is it worth it?

There are some impressive testimonials there on their site about people learning to play, and have found it the most effective course they have tried, after trying so many.

See the Piano For All system here

Read more about this…

You just have to watch this.

Another amazing, jaw dropping performance by Kyle Landry.

What a talented guy on the piano, and in this case his digital piano…

Read more about this…

Do you want to learn how to play piano?

Then instead of having expensive lessons, then the new and effective way of learning is online with a piano playing course that teaches you to play, fast, and at a fraction of the cost of going to a teachers house to have lessons.

How?

It’s with a course that has proved popular beyond its initial imaginings.

There’s a young lady Ruth Searle who was frustrated with the quality of teaching of pianos in courses and she has played for over 15 years and completed grade 8, and has experience teaching thousands with her course:

See the unique Rocket Piano system here

Why do this course? Read more about this…

The Roland RG1F is a digital grand piano that is one of the top of the line digital pianos from Roland.

It is said that this digital piano is the grand piano version of a Roland digital piano, and has many benefits over a keyboard type of digital piano.

What’s it like?

Is it better than a digital keyboard from Roland?

Does it sound great?

Here’s a Roland RG1F Review by video demo:

See the Roland RG1F here at a special price at Amazon

Read more about this…

Here’s an interesting video on the Roland Super Natural Technology they use for digital pianos.

It explains what it is and why it’s different to other technologies.

Read more about this…

The Yamaha P155 digital piano is very hot right now.

Of the Yamaha stage/home pianos that is portable versus a large Clavinova type piano, it is the leader in this category.

The Yamaha p95 is pretty popular too, but the sampled sounds of the P155 is superior and is from (quote their website): “Yamaha’s finest 9-foot concert grand, a hand-picked CFIIIS”, which is their biggest and best grand piano.

Here’s an amazing improvization by Kyle Landy on his Yamaha p155:

The sound quality is more pristine if I can use that word, than the p95, in that it has a clearer, more ringing grand sound than a more subdued piano. Read more about this…

When it comes to digital pianos, Yamaha really does have its place and is one of the leading brands.

Though I have a Roland at the moment, the Roland FP4, I have used Yamaha in the past and it does have certain qualities that may make you prefer the Yamaha over the other brands.

The most popular at the moment is the Yamaha P95 digital piano.

The Yamaha P95 has the full 88 keys, a grand piano sound, as well as a host of other sounds such as organ, electric piano, strings, chorus, harpsichord, vibraphone, etc. You can also combine sounds.

The sound of the Yamaha is very good in the treble. Read more about this…