Singing Course

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With this free 55-video lessons course you will learn about the most important concepts for learning to sing

Phoning device," (voice), following a musical composition. Singing also occupies an important place within music, because it is the only musical medium that can integrate text into the musical line.

There are different singing techniques that are applied according to the musical style in which it is sung. In the opera, the basis of which comes from the motto "reciting singing", the technique of lyrical singing is applied (bel canto refers to the romantic style typical of Italian opera, from 1800-1900), while in popular singing the pattern is to achieve a sound similar to that of the spoken voice.

Among the different vocal techniques are Italian, German, American and English techniques.

The training of opera, musical or concert singers at a conservatory takes about ten years. To study singing, an examination of admission and a vocal diagnosis are indispensable, and in many choral groups there is no need for formal study of solfeo. [quote required]

In popular music, the singer was initially formed through hands-on experience. Today, however, several music schools and universities around the world offer specialized programs in jazz and popular music. In recent decades, several authors have published books that expose knowledge of vocal technique applied to popular music, as well as there are different coaches or teachers who are dedicated to instructing singers specifically in singing and/or popular music.

The larynx, commonly called the throat, was the first musical instrument that humanity used. Ancient cultures had discovered this instrument and believed that singing and music had been created by the gods. The art of singing was developed by all peoples.

In Babylon, there were large groups of musically disciplined singers. The music was voluptuous, a luxury item for parties, undignified for priests and prayers.