Singing: Musical Theatre Vocal Skills
What you’ll learn
- Practice safe and effective singing technique
- Understand the varying vocal techniques required of music theatre singers
- Understand the different epochs of music theatre and the stylistic requirements of each
- Use belt, twang, tilt, falsetto, sob and speech qualities in your singing
- Be more confident in exams and auditions
- Sing some challenging pieces
- Learn efficient breathing technique
- Increase your range
- Learn safe projection, anchoring and how to avoid or correct constriction of the voice
Requirements
- You should have good vocal health
- The pieces covered in this course contain adult themes
- Your should LOVE music theatre
Description
‘This is the real deal voice training!’
Adalberto, Udemy student
‘Easy to follow examples with good explanations.’
John Willis, Udemy student
NEW: COURSE NOW INCLUDES FREE DOWNLOADABLE MP3 EXERCISES.
Do you want to be able to sing to the standard of a West End or Broadway star?
This is a course for you if you love musical theatre and also want a robust singing course that will stretch you beyond your current vocal capabilities. As well as being focused on music theatre, this course is a bootcamp for all vocalists.
You will learn to be a versatile music theatre singer by studying the singing techniques needed to hit the high notes from the major epochs of musical theatre, including music hall and operetta, Tin Pan Alley and early jazz show tunes (Gershwin, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin etc), classic Broadway music theatre (Rogers and Hammerstein, Kern, Rogers and Hart etc), 70s & 80s music theatre (Andrew Lloyd Webber, Boublil and Schönberg etc) and contemporary music theatre (Schwartz, Menken etc).
In each section, there is a brief introduction to the era and its composers plus an explanation of how the singing techniques of each era developed. We then dive into practical, technical exercises to help you master those techniques. We will look at vocal skills such as:
- Expanding range
- Mastering voice qualities to make the right sound for each show and character discussed
- Dealing with the break in the passagio
- Intercostal lateral breathing (required in music theatre exams)
- Anchoring
- Projection
- Belting
- Diction
The course will help you to ace musical theatre auditions and exams, help improve your vocal skills in a demanding and competitive field of singing and enhance your overall knowledge of music theatre in a way that will impress an examiner/audition panel. We will also have fun!
You can also send mp3s of your singing for feedback.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions. I look forward to working with you!
Who this course is for:
- If you want to learn music theatre vocal technique or improve your versatility as a singer
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Eve Williams MMus
05/2019
English
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