Your Personal Singing BlogYour Personal Singing Blog is my mini-journal to you about Singing and all of my valuable tips about how to sing well. It... * lets you know whenever any brand-new Web pages appear on Your Personal Singing Guide, telling you about new singing resources or a new vocal tip * keeps you up-to-date with other postings or news about the world of Singing and Music * points out some super-useful singing tips or vocal exercises that you might miss out on To subscribe to Your Personal Singing Blog (no e-mail necessary), right-click on the orange RSS button (see bottom buttons to the left) and then paste the URL into your RSS reader. Or click on the My Yahoo! button or My MSN or Add To Google button if you keep a personalized home page there. If you are not sure about what is RSS and blogging, click on the link provided on the left in the RSS feed box - What's an RSS Feed?- to find out more. Get Your Personal Singing RSS feed and you will be amazed at what RSS can do for you. I have also included a useful search feature here, powered by Google, which will allow you to search my site as well as other sites for topics of interest! Feel free to use this search engine to your benefit!
Enter a world of Singing and Music now! Testimonial for Your Personal Singing Guide from Singers All Around The WorldA testimonial page of comments from people around the world have benefited from this singing website, with our vocal exercises and singing tips! This is to Exercise Your DiaphragmWhat you have to do is get a binder or a book. Lay down on the ground or on a flat surface and place the binder or book on your stomach and start Permalink -- click for full blog post "This is to Exercise Your Diaphragm" Developing Reading and Pitching Skills based on SolfegeThe first step would be to grab a solfege educated friend and a piano. Next, learn the solfege hand signs so that you are familiar with them and can Permalink -- click for full blog post "Developing Reading and Pitching Skills based on Solfege" ew-ew-ew-oh-oh-oh-ah-ah-ahThis vocal exercise goes like this: ew-ew-ew-oh-oh-oh-ah-ah-ah The singer should begin in a comfortable lower register and divide each syllable up in Permalink -- click for full blog post "ew-ew-ew-oh-oh-oh-ah-ah-ah" Musical Intervals and Ear Training for Singing!Musical Intervals and Scales are easy to recognise once you master these Ear Training Exercises that train your pitching ability, interval recognition and listening skill! Permalink -- click for full blog post "Musical Intervals and Ear Training for Singing!" Absolute Pitch Ear Training For A Pitch Perfect Singing Voice!Learn what is absolute pitch and how to develop this skill, so as to cultivate a great sense of aural awareness for singing in tune! Effective Tips for Singing Contests and Competitions!Learn many effective performance and presentation tips for singing contests and competitions, as well as for singing auditions and overcoming performance anxiety! Permalink -- click for full blog post "Effective Tips for Singing Contests and Competitions!" Singing Tips and FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions for the benefit of singers eveSinging Tips to answer many FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) regarding singing, pitching, voice training, rhythm, diction and breathing! I am a Music Instructor, and am proud to be one!Learn all about music instructor Aaron Matthew Lim, and how he founded Your Personal Singing Guide.Com as well as his very own music school in Singapore, Intune Music School! Permalink -- click for full blog post "I am a Music Instructor, and am proud to be one!" Basic Rhythm FAQ for SingingBasic Rhythm FAQ and Singing Tips to Solve Your Questions About Singing and Rhythm! Permalink -- click for full blog post "Basic Rhythm FAQ for Singing"
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