March 1st at 6 PM CET
The workshop will take place in my Zoom room and is aimed at professional singers, vocal coaches, choir directors, as well as passionate amateur singers. No matter where you are in your sight-reading journey, I will meet you there.
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Are you a singer, who finally wants to get a grip on sight singing and music theory? Feel comfortable with music comprehension, get faster studying new repertoire and be on eye level with their colleagues in the orchestra?
Want to close the gap in sight singing skills and ear training, that is so common around singers?
Are you a voice teacher who wants to feel free in demonstrating new songs on the spot for their student?
Are you a choir conductor, who wants to sing the lines for each voice and wants to be a good role model in singing and music comprehension? Want to learn a method on how to both teach and analyze easy to complex cord structures?
I can help you work on sight reading skills, make the first steps toward strengthening the basics and developing a fool proof system that helps you understand music on a deeper level, get a grip on harmonics (even though you have a melody-instrument) and sharpen your ears for intonation and orientation in the bigger picture of the music.
In my FREE workshop you’ll learn an easy method, that you can use whenever and wherever you want, without needing a piano or a recording to learn new music, that will make you so much faster in rehearsals if you have projects back to back, give you the confidence to accept short notice invitations without fear of not being good enough and ultimately boost your skills to audition for jobs at professional chamber, radio and opera choirs.
In this workshop you'll learn...
...an easy method to sing with your hands.
With this easy and fool-proof method by my colleague Constanze Pitz i work in depth in one of the modules of my online course "handmade singing".
It helps embody the major and minor scale in tonal music.
...that sight singing is sooo easy
Do you think it's too late to learn how to perfectly sight read music, or to get better at it?
I think sight singing is complex, but not too hard.
You'll crush your next audition.
...what other nuances are included in sight singing
Because it is not about singing the right notes, but to embody the music and feel the function that every note has in its line.
Harmony, Rhythm and atonal music are also part of sight singing and are easy to approach with my method.
