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Success Music Studio Has Been Blogging for 500 Days - Fireworks

Success Music Studio Has Been Blogging for 500 Days

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Today (February 19th, 2022) marks a posting anniversary, I’ve been blogging for 500 days, starting with the first post How to Color Code Music Notes for LD & Special Needs Distance Learning. In that time, I’ve started six blog categories that contain detailed posts on various musical topics.

It has been my goal to write fun and informative posts with lots of colorful examples, soundtracks, and videos. If you’ve liked what you’ve seen so far, please come again.

Thanks for reading,

Geoffrey Keith

Success Music Studio

© 2022 Geoffrey Keith

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Singing Intervals - Soprano at Mic

Singing Intervals

Do you want to learn to sing? Do you need help with hearing and singing intervals? Being able to hear musical intervals is a valuable skill. You can use it for identifying intervals, which is an essential skill in vocal sight reading. Also, it’s important for singing melodies in tune. Read more to learn about singing intervals. Estimated reading time 2 minutes.

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How to Hear the Notes When Harmonizing

Have you ever listened to a chord and couldn’t pick out the notes? Or maybe you’ve tried to hear the inner parts, but couldn’t? If you want to harmonize in tune, you need to be able to hear the parts. Read more to learn how to hear the notes when harmonizing. Estimated reading time 6 minutes.

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Anyone can learn to sing, including you. An old Zimbabwe proverb says, “If you can walk, you can dance. If you can talk, you can sing.” So, if you can talk, why don’t you give singing a try? Read more to find out how it works. Estimated reading time 3 minutes.

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Singing Schwa Vowels

Do you have a hard time singing words like “lung,” “ton,” and “done” with a strong tone? Many vocalists find neutral vowels tricky to sing with good resonance. The most common neutral vowel in English is the schwa, which you can find in words like “the,” “a,” and “up.” Good vowel production remains a critical skill for vocalists. Vowels help with singing in tune and good vocal tone and resonance. All of these things revolve around how you perform your vowels. Read more to learn about singing schwa vowels. Estimated reading time 7 minutes.

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