Thinking about voice lessons?!

First when looking for a voice teacher or vocal coach, make sure to ask for references and ask about where they received their training!. That will help you know that they are legit!. A lot of professional musicians, music teachers, piano bar, wedding musicians, church musicians etc supplement their income with music lessons!. So don't discount someone's experience because they don't have a degree!.

Second a typical voice lesson starts with scales and warm ups!. Some of which may seem a little odd to you at first but warming up is super important!. Then most teachers will work on a song or classical piece with you and coach you through it!. So not only will you have scales and warm ups to practice but you will be learning an actual song!.

they will work on each phrase of the music with you and emphasize the tone, breathing and annunciation!.

If you are interested in singing I would recommend taking lessons!. If you don't like it you can always stop but at least you gave it a shot!.Www@Enter-QA@Com

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I agree with Reba (very nice answer by the way)!.

here's an additional resource, National Association Teachers of Singing
http://www!.nats!.org/

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