consonants
Conductors, choristersNancy Singlacantala women's choir, nancy singla, julie andrews, consonants, students, singing technique, choral singing, scooping, pitch accuracy, singing quality, toronto choral singing, toronto choral sceneComment

Consonants + Singing series: Part 2

Conductors, choristersNancy Singlacantala women's choir, nancy singla, julie andrews, consonants, students, singing technique, choral singing, scooping, pitch accuracy, singing quality, toronto choral singing, toronto choral sceneComment
choristers, ConductorsNancy Singlasinging technique, consonants, singing buzz, cantala women's choir, nancy singla, voiced consonants, unvoiced consonants, choral singing toronto, women's choirComment

Consonants + Singing: Part 1

There are 21 consonant sounds in the English language, and they are defined as “speech sounds that are articulated with complete or partial closure of the vocal tract”. Now just a minute….Closure of the vocal tract? Let's understand how they are produced then look at how they can improve and/or enhance our singing.

choristers, ConductorsNancy Singlasinging technique, consonants, singing buzz, cantala women's choir, nancy singla, voiced consonants, unvoiced consonants, choral singing toronto, women's choirComment