00:00there are many ways that you do learn to sing by yourself if you don't have any musical background
00:04and you cannot read any notes or you cannot play any instrument you can still try to sing along
00:08with the song that you would like to learn on youtube or spotify the problem is the singer
00:13sings the song that you like probably he or she is singing in a hierarchy that you are not able
00:18to reach yet if you try to match his or her voice it can very easily damage your vocal cord
00:24because
00:24you have no idea about how to use your own voice another thing is that since you don't have any
00:29musical background you probably don't know if you're singing on the right pitch or not so
00:32eventually if you can afford to hire a vocal coach it's always good because the vocal coach can
00:38tailor what you need for example vocal coach can immediately understand what your vocal range is
00:42and how to develop your voice to sing a little bit higher or a little bit lower a vocal coach
00:47can
00:47also guide you to sing any specific notes in the right way without damaging your vocal cord if you
00:53want to sing professionally you must learn how to do crescendo crescendo means you have to sing
00:57gradually louder to do gradually louder you have to divide each note into shorter value let's take
01:03mozart avevarian corpus for example the beginning of the lyrics it goes like ave ave the first ave
01:09consists of one half note and two quarter notes the first ah is with a half note with that half
01:15note
01:16we divide into four eighth note so it will be ah ah ah here ah ah this is what i
01:25did when you are singing you
01:27have to imagine there are small short notes in between and a ve ve comes with two quartet notes the
01:32quartet notes will be divided into two eighth notes it will be ve e sing ve e e e four
01:38eighths in total
01:42so if singing crescendo is too difficult for you let's do the speaking exercise it goes like this ah ah
01:48ah ah
01:49Eh, eh, eh.
02:19Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
