Welcome to the course
Lesson time: (1min 26sec)
Alfie Boe welcomes you to his singing course, covering physical and vocal warm-ups, breathing, extending your range and singing with real emotion.
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This lesson is part of the course Learn Singing with Alfie Boe
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Lesson transcript:
Welcome to My Singing Course
Hey, thank you so much for joining me, and welcome to my course!
Overview
I want to take this opportunity to share a few tips of the trade on how to:
- Be a better singer
- Sing for the first time (if you've never tried)
It's great fun, and you're going to embrace it!
What You'll Learn
Throughout this course, you will learn:
- A physical warm-up
- How to work on your breathing
- A vocal warm-up
- Techniques to extend your range
- How to connect with the instrumentation that you're listening to
Emotional Connection
You're also going to learn about:
- Emotion
- Passion
- Heart
Who This Course Is For
This program isn't just for male singers; it's for:
- Female singers
- Kids
- Adults
- Young and old
Whoever wants to sing a song and present it to their friends or family, I'm here to help you through it!
Additional Resources
You will receive a backing track to accompany your singing. Additionally, I have a singer joining me to give you an example of how you can sound by the end of this course.
Have Fun!
I hope you enjoy it! Sing along to the backing track and set yourself a goal to sing with your family.
Let's keep it light-hearted and have a bit of fun.
All the best!
About the instructor
Alfie Boe is a tenor from Fleetwood on the Lancashire coast. He has sung on many of the world's leading opera stages, led the cast of Les Misérables in the West End for nearly a year, and performed at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Concert at Buckingham Palace. He has had four top-ten albums and platinum sales in the UK, with sold-out tours at venues including the Royal Festival Hall and the Royal Albert Hall. In his course he shares the daily vocal exercises and warm-ups he uses before performing - from Jean Valjean to singing for the Queen - the craft that keeps a powerful voice in shape. read more