by admin | Feb 11, 2012 | independent music
I’m inspired. I have just ridden my bike down to the post office of my sleepy town and posted the first copy of my cd to a friend, fan and fellow musician to start getting some thoughts and ideas gathered for what and how to “do it” to the...
by admin | Feb 6, 2012 | independent music
Mastering: The last step of the recording process. I like mastering. I always call it The Voodoo. It is where you take your passionately recorded, delicately mixed, painstakingly edited and delightful sounding project, and then mastering envelopes it with a cloak of...
by admin | Feb 4, 2012 | Music, nerves, nervous, self esteem, vocal technique
Nervous and excited. The gig’s about to start, you’ve practised your heart out, you’ve written your set list, you’ve brushed yourself up and you look sparkling, but right now, deep down in your belly, rising slowly through to the very ends of...
by admin | Jan 29, 2012 | self esteem, singing lessons, vocal technique
Yeah, ok, welcome to the blog, and all that la di dah. 🙂 Here, in Blog world, I hope to chat about the things that come up in Singing Lessons that I feel are topics that I touch on with more than one student, and therefore, they might be valuable to you. Each of us...
by admin | Jan 27, 2012 | Music, singing lessons, theory lessons, vocal coach, vocal lessons, vocal technique
Hi there! My name is Shelly. Let me tell you a little about taking singing lessons with me. Firstly, your tuition is will be completely personalised to your vocal interests. You may choose to focus on: Musical Theory (from beginners to AMEB Contemporary Grade 8),...
