Announcing SingTrue: the app which can teach anybody to sing in tune
Announcing SingTrue: the new iPhone app which trains your mind, ears and voice to help you become a pitch-perfect singer and creative, confident musician.
Learn to sing in tune: with Tune It Up!
Tune It Up is a new course designed to teach you to sing perfectly in tune. Develop your ears and your voice with this highly-recommended music course!
Why every musician must be a singer too
Every musician must sing if they want to reach their full musical potential. Love it or hate it, here’s why singing is simply essential for your musical life.
What are some good online games for learning solfège?
There seems to be a real lack of online solfege games – which is a pity given how powerful solfege can be for developing relative pitch! There are lots of ear training games, and there are some good solfege resources, but we haven’t come across any good...
The Choir Who Can't Sing (George Bevan)
Read the inspiring story of the choir who “couldn’t sing”. Learn how George Bevan got their ears tuned up and voices singing, then watch them in action!
Solfeggio and Ear Training (Shelle Soelberg)
Solfeggio (do re mi) is a powerful tool but many musicians find it a confusing subject at first. Find out all about it and how it can improve your musical ear.
How to Learn Intervals
Interval ear training builds your relative pitch, one of the core skills of musicianship. There are three main approaches to how to learn intervals.
Music & Life: Singing and Childhood
Children love to sing. Listen to a group of schoolchildren at the playground, and you will hear a mix of imagined songs, favorite nursery rhymes, and popular tunes intermingled with giggles and laughter. Making music seems hardwired to our DNA since childhood. Even as...
Learning to Recognize Intervals
When you learn to recognize intervals you build your core sense of relative pitch which lets you play by ear, improvise and create your own music.
An Approach to Ear Training
With ear training it is useful to have a basic methodology for building our skills. We are developing our relative pitch to recognise notes by ear.
