vibrato
Conductors, choristersNancy Singlajulie andrews, cantala women's choir, singing technique, choral singing, toronto choral scene, nancy singla, vibrant singing, vibratoComment

Consonants + Singing: part 3

In part 1 and 2 of  "Consonants + Singing" we have looked at the differences between voiced and unvoiced consonants. Now in part 3 we take a closer look at why Julie Andrews' voice is so vibrant and what we can do to apply her techniques to our singing. 

Conductors, choristersNancy Singlajulie andrews, cantala women's choir, singing technique, choral singing, toronto choral scene, nancy singla, vibrant singing, vibratoComment
choristers, ConductorsNancy Singlacantala, nancy singla, choir, womens choir, toronto choirs, vibrato, choral sound, vocal health, singing, choral singing, vowels3 Comments

Vibrato + Choral Sound: Friends or Foes?

The gold standard of remarkable choral sound is unified sound. No one would dispute that. However, how to achieve this goal is not unified among conductors. 

choristers, ConductorsNancy Singlacantala, nancy singla, choir, womens choir, toronto choirs, vibrato, choral sound, vocal health, singing, choral singing, vowels3 Comments