Enter your search terms Submit search form
	Web SingBabySing.com

• Home
• Our Free Video Tips
• Homeschool
• Early Childhood
• Our Products
• About Us

Hi, I'm Joy (Quicktime
audio file)

About Joy

Voice is the most powerful but least understood of all the instruments in the world. Why is that? Why don't more people know about their voices and how to use them?...FIND OUT HERE

Free Video Voice Lessons

"Never forget that your voice reflects who you are. Every thought, memory, emotion, hope, disappointment, tragedy and triumph is revealed through your voice. To sing or speak well means that you have to be vulnerable and fear no one, not even yourself." - Joy Sikorski

Resonance Lessons

Resonance, which intensifies and prolongs the tone, is created when the vibrations from your vocal cords start secondary vibrations, which start vibrations in other structures, particularly bones in the head and chest.

Resonance 1

Introduction to resonance, what it is, why it's important and how it works in your head.



Resonance 2 - " Silly Spinning Siren"

A lesson to discover how to find and increase the resonant quality of your voice.



Nasal Singing

A lesson to understand why your voice can sound nasal and what to do about it.

Breathing Lessons

There are three types of breathing used in singing and speech, chest, rib and diaphragmatic (diaphragm, abdominals, gluteus).

Diaphragm 1 - Dog Pant

A fun way to develop the strength of the diaphragm, the most important muscle used in breathing.



Slow Leaky Tire 1

Simple and fun, this breathing exercise will help you learn how to control your breath so that you can sustain a tone longer and with more control.



Slow Leaky Tire 2

A continuation of Slow Leaky Tire 1.

Scale Lessons

There's nothing like good old-fashioned scales to train your voice. It's like going to the gym to stay fit, but in this case, wherever you are is the gym so work it out!

3 Step Scales on 'Aw'

A fun way to develop the strength of the diaphragm, the most important muscle used in breathing.

Tongue Lessons

Your tongue will either make or break you. It's either your best friend or your worst enemy. Use these exercises to learn how to train it so it won't muffle or interfere with your sound.

Tongue 1

In this lesson you'll learn why a concave shape for the tongue is important

Projection Lessons

The secret to projecting your voice is focusing the tone in the resonating areas and never pushing your voice. It's an inside experience that requires relaxation rooted in knowledge of the vocal mechanism.

Projection 1

Learn and easy and fun way to "send" your voice to a point outside of yourself by keeping the tone focused inside yourself.

Lessons for Babies

Babies can match musical pitches as early as 3-5 months and parent/educators can literally train the inner ears of their children in early childhood for later excellence in singing and language skills.Find out how