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Mark Baxter, author of The Rock n Roll Singer’s Survival Guide, was recently my guest on my interview program, Singers Key Notes. (Singers Key Notes, a FREE weekly interview hosted by Sally Morgan, Mondays at 1-2 pm NY time. Guests are top music industry songwriters, producers, voice teachers, music publishers and performers. For guest list and to sign up visit http://vocalpowertools.com/singers...

My students are always asking me how to play an instrument and sing at the same time. You want to become a singer who can accompany yourself. Very smart. Here’s the dilemma: playing an instrument is one skill; singing is another skill; and playing while singing is a THIRD skill. When you are playing without singing you still breathe. Obviously you say, but check out when you breathe. You’ll no...

A singer recently asked me if there is a specific name for the middle singing voice between head singing voice and chest voice. Here is the answer. Voice professionals call this vocal range the mix because it’s supposed to be a mix of head and chest. The way people use the mix is to gradually mix in more head resonance as the pitch goes higher. Pretty complex maneuver to handle while you are at ...

In this video; Sally shows you how to get a better singing voice by your posture. You could do singing exercises, singing classes, singing techniques and read vocal and singing books but if you don’t take the second to feel correct physically, how will you ever sing better and stronger. See the video below to get you started on the right path. ...