BTH 204: How To Sing Mezzo Soprano - How To Sing Step By Step

How To Sing Mezzo Soprano - How To Sing Step By Step. Are you a singer in a music group? are you a chorister in your local church's choir? One among a band of three?

Here is one of those secrets you need to know if you want to learn how to sing in harmony, when singing with others in a music group.

One of the major challenge in a singing group is the problem encountered in trying to sing harmony. When a song lacks harmony or voices from different singers in the group are not blending together to produce a pleasing music to the ear, I tell you it's a real problem.

I've heard so many people complaining in their singing groups and choir about this problem of harmony. The problem may even be you. It's very important for singers to learn how to sing in harmony - this includes the process and art of blending your voice with that of others in a song.

This problem always occur or manifest most when one person's voice comes out louder than that of others. Now while this in most cases may not be intentional, some singers deliberately do this with an intention to outshine others in the group, so that people will know that yes!... you have arrived!

That is absolutely non-professional in singing, because in most cases you will always end up spoiling the whole thing or not allowing harmony to show up in the song.

When people complain about not mastering harmony, it's usually because they always find it difficult to fit their voice into others voices in the singing group. This could be solved and harmony can be mastered, that's why we I am writing this post.