Sometimes in life we need to pause and take time to buddy up with someone who can be our champion or a second pair of ears, to listen to our hearts, hear us out, offer a new perspective, build connection, and find community. Before we know it, a whole new world of love and learning can then open up for us.
Fresh beginnings await us around every corner, if we know where to look.
What are five top tips for adult beginner singers that you can start working on today, even without a teacher (yet!)?
Here we go, counting down:
Are you ever too old to sing or to learn? Is there a use by date for the voice?
Do you or other people you know hold stereotypical views of older singers and what they can or cannot do?
I have a confession to make.
I don’t believe in amateur singers.
This does not mean that I believe beginner singers are inferior to professionally trained singers, but I do not believe in the word ‘amateur’ or the phrase ‘amateur singer’. Allow me to explain.
Sometimes in life we need to pause and take time to buddy up with someone who can be our champion or a second pair of ears, to listen to our hearts, hear us out, offer a new perspective, build connection, and find community. Before we know it, a whole new world of love and learning can then open up for us.
Fresh beginnings await us around every corner, if we know where to look.
Be Free To Sing is where adults can learn about the basics of finding vocal freedom that really work!
Do you want to sing as a hobby for yourself, your family, in the shower, for mental health, or another purpose? I offer group and one-on-one online training options in a supportive environment for adults who are absolute beginners or who have singing experience, all from the comfort and privacy of your home.
Be Free To Sing is a proud member of the Australian National Association of Teachers of Singing (ANATS) Limited.