Transform Your Singing Skills Today with Singorama’s Proven Method

• Develop a discerning eye for good singing, listen to singers of all types.

• Have a structured practice plan with warm up, targeted exercises, and application to your singing

• Record or video yourself in practice and performance (Mini Studio), follow your own progress

• Have fun with the process since it can be enjoyed for a lifetime.  Ever thought of hosting a dinner party where you pick the venue and you entertain the guests? With confidence you can do it too.

Every genre presents unique challenges and opportunities that can enhance your vocal abilities. For example, classical music demands precise technique and breath control, while jazz encourages vocal improvisation and emotional expression. By trying out new styles, you can discover aspects of your voice that you may not have known existed.

Dabbling in different genres also enriches your musical vocabulary. When you experiment with rock, folk, or even world music, you gain a deeper understanding of rhythm, phrasing, and dynamics. This newfound knowledge can transform how you approach songs in your preferred genre, allowing you to bring something fresh and exciting to your performances.

Moreover, exploring diverse musical styles makes you a more adaptable and versatile singer. This is especially important for those pursuing a professional singing career, where versatility can open up more opportunities, from session work to performances in various settings.

So, whether you’re just starting out or are a seasoned vocalist, take time to explore new musical genres. You’ll grow your skills, deepen your musical understanding, and ultimately become a more well-rounded and dynamic singer.

SINGORAMA has the roadmap you need to start your journey to becoming a more precise and professional singer.

Over the next five days, we're going to give you a solid foundation in singing techniques.  You'll learn about vocal tone and pitch, how to breathe properly, how to connect your voice, and 

some great vocal warmups to gently stretch and nurture your vocal cords.

You'll find your first day's lesson at:

==> Day 1 - Nurturing your voice 

Now go out there and get singing like a

professional!

One of the major differences between having a sensational voice that captures the hearts of millions and a mediocre voice that is reasonably 

tuneful is VOCAL RANGE.

Check out our lesson on increasing your vocal range and discover your sensational voice!

You'll find it at:

==> Day 2 - Increase your vocal range

Now go out there and get singing like a

professional!

Studying singing can often seem like getting mini-courses in anatomy, music theory, and Italian all at once. Don’t let the amount of vocabulary scare you off! we’ve included handy vocabulary lists at the end of each chapter, which can help you refresh your mind about what all those crescendos and contraltos are.

So…what is singing?

What distinguishes singing from the variety of other sounds we make? We often assume that song is easily distinguished from speech, but it isn’t always the case.

For example, rap music tends to sit on the boundary between song and speech.

Someone may speak in a melodic voice to lull a baby and thereby “sing” the child to sleep. There may not be as much of a difference between song and speech as we thought. Usually, we consider someone to be singing when they are using their voice for musical effect. In other words, rather than focusing on the communication of certain words or content, they are focusing on the artistic effect that their melodic utterance creates.

This course will show you how your pitch, tone, or volume adds an artistic effect.

Singorama is refreshingly different in that it brings both approaches together in a way that is both practical and fun!

Best of all, Singorama is structured in such a way that singers of literally any ability can apply the material and make concrete improvements in helping them reach their singing goals.

You can be a Singorama success story, just like any of the people on our website… or the hundreds of people who have written to us, telling us about the joy and confidence they feel from being able to sing well.

Can you really afford to ignore your dream? If your dream is to sing, NOTHING should stop you!

Relaxation is super important for making your vocal cords work their best. Ever noticed how when you're chilling at home, singing in the shower or in your room, you sound amazing? But then the second you get in front of people—your heart's racing, you're all sweaty—suddenly, your voice isn’t so great anymore?

That’s because when you’re stressed or trying too hard, your vocal cords can’t do their job. Your breathing gets all tight, and it’s like the air is battling to escape your lungs. By the time it reaches your vocal cords, it’s too much pressure, and your cords freak out—they lock up! It's almost like you're squeezing your voice too hard.

To sound awesome, you need to let your vocal cords move freely. Relax your body, let go of any tension, and stop forcing it. Your voice will be way happier, and so will you!

Licensing pre-existing music can sometimes be more cost-effective than composing an original score, especially if the creators strategically negotiate rights or base the production on public domain songs. Additionally, jukebox musicals often benefit from cross-promotional opportunities with the featured artists or their estates, which can boost marketing reach without significantly increasing advertising costs. 

However, the balance depends on licensing expenses and the potential cost of securing rights to widely recognized hits, which can be high but may offset the risk of untested original scores.