Find Your Own Singing Voice: Vocal Training from Fundamentals to Mastery, Techniques to Help You Enjoy Singing More and More

If you love to sing but are not sure where to start, "Find Your Own Singing Voice" by Stephen Greenlane is the perfect book for you. It offers a comprehensive guide to vocal training, from the fundamentals to mastery, and provides techniques to help you enjoy singing more and more.The book is well-structured, and the author's language is easy to understand. With a practical approach, it offers handy tips and tricks to help you find and expand your vocal range, improve your singing posture, and keep your voice healthy and sounding great.One of the best features of the book is that it teaches you how to find your unique voice, and how to make the most of it. The author explains different singing voice types and their ranges, so you can find exactly where you fit. He also provides a down-to-earth explanation of the process of analyzing a song, which is very useful.Whether you're a beginner or an experienced singer, this book can help you improve your singing skills. It doesn't matter if you've never liked your voice before, with the right guidance and an upbeat attitude, you can learn to sing and sound great.This book is a well-written and informative book that can help you explore the hidden melodies within you. It's an excellent resource for anyone who wants to improve their singing skills and enjoy singing more

I want verifiable industry credentials outside of this book, but can't find any. The career details are too vague to research. The first few pages mention being told to sing in a skit. What are his professional singing experience? Church choir, barber shop quartet, community theater, opera, Broadway, Hollywood, Nashville, albums? Career trajectory, one time performance, hobby or actually making a living from singing? Who has he successfully taught or coached that we might recognize? Any YouTube videos? Books appear to be printed on demand.

This is a good resource for someone who wants to pursue the basics of learning different terms and many techniques associated with singing. The book includes functions of the upper body that relate to singing and producing sounds. There are breathing techniques, descriptions of vocal exercises, foods to avoid, and suggestions for caring for your vocal cords. Included too are explanations of vocal ranges, pitches, and voice types, along with examples of well-known artists. I found this book to be very informative.

The book is well-written in the techniques to improve your singing voice. The steps contain many details, easy to follow. I am extremely impressed with the writing by the author. The terms in the book are scientific terms used in the different techniques. High Recommend

So refreshing to hear someone say that anyone can learn to sing. The explanation and exercises are easy to understand and implement.

If you're looking to improve your singing and discover your own unique sound, then this is the book for you. With its expert guidance, helpful exercises, and emphasis on individuality, this is a must-read. I especially enjoyed chapter 5, where the author encourages the reader to experiment and explore their own vocal range and style, helping them to unlock the "color" or "personality" of their voice. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced singer, this book can help you get better at it, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to take their singing to greater heights.

I have always wanted to sing but have been too timid to do much of it outside the shower. I even took lessons many years ago, but did not have the confidence to sing openly. This book helped me to understand the entire process of singing and was an encouragement to me.This book had a lot of technical elements (vocal folds, etc.) which I'm sure are important. But I homed in on posture when singing and the different ways to apply pressure for different kinds of songs. The different ways you can regulate airflow are far more important than I imagined. The breathing techniques the author explained were essential to improving my singing. The various exercises (Balloon, Hissing, etc) were fun. I also learned a lot about vocal range and practical things about how to take care of your voice.This book was written by a singing expert, and those who want to become expert themselves can gain a lot of information from this book. I'm just an eager amateur, and I was inspired by what I learned. I won't be signing in public any time soon, but the author offers singing exercises I'll be using that may pave the way to that. This was a worthwhile book I would recommend to anyone who wants to sing better.

Find your own singing voice is exactly the book you need to grab if you are trying to learn to sing. It shows you more than 10 singing voice types and their ranges to find exactly where you fit. It provides real world examples and is wrote by someone with experience in the industry. Check this one out.