General Curiosity

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    Biscuitboy21 2 months ago

    Dear 30 Day Singer Support, I hope you all are having a marvelous year. I have but a couple of questions. 

    1. I always seem to follow the lessons for a while before I take a long "break" so when I come back I never know if I should start back from the very beginning of the beginner courses or pick up with something brand new to me. What advice would you have to offer?

    2. I am a male with what has been labeled a 'Tenor' voice from my previous voice coach. My goal is to have an extensive range that could dip into bass or reach an alto with my headvoice. My concern is that I am not sure if I should continue watching Camille or if I should learn more from the male instructors. I know the general answer would be that I should take a little slice of the pie from everybody right? 

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    Camille van Niekerk 2 months ago

    1. I'd personally save some lessons or exercises to act as a "refresher", but then jump into something new! And if you then still feel too rusty or out of your depth, spend more time in "review" mode. 

    2. As a tenor, Abram will be your best fit! You're welcome to watch my (Camille's) lessons, but Abram's demonstrations and the range of his exercises will be a great fit for tenors (since he's a tenor). 

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