VOICE TRAINING BY JOHN SHABANI The Benefits of a Vocal Coach
Singing is no easy feat; even professional singers seek expert advice throughout their career. Learning to breathe correctly, stand upright, enunciate distinctly – all take hard work, dedicated training and consistent practice.
Developing a good singing voice doesn’t stop when you finally hit those high notes, and voice coaches can teach you so much more than singing. Having a strong voice can help you to carry yourself with steady confidence, hold an audience with a rich tone and communicate your message with crystal clarity.
If you consider your voice to be the foundation on which you will build your ability to sing and enchant audiences, correct vocal training can truly shape your world.
Singers are not the only ones who “rock out” for voice coaching, either. Anyone working in the voiceover, public speaking, or theatrical production industries, as well as teachers instructing classes, can all benefit from the abundance of tips and techniques that a good vocal coach has to offer.
What’s the Difference Between a Voice Teacher and a Vocal Coach?
While both help you to improve your singing, there is a difference between each of the professions: Voice Teacher and Vocal Coach. Learning what they do will help you in deciding which to choose to help you develop your voice.
• Voice Teacher
– Individually helps you to make the correct sounds, with proper pitch and tone
– Works with scales, voice building, registration
– Helps you to develop your own vocal skills; vocal production
– Lays the foundation to build your voice into a magnificent instrument
• Vocal Coach
– Individually helps, or coaches, you on singing particular songs
– Focuses on style and diction – proper pronunciation of words, especially foreign words
– Helps you to interpret and performing your songs (works on character, meaning, sub-text – what does the song mean?
– Builds your singing repertoire of songs
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