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What To Do When They Can’t Sing In Tune

September 18, 2022 by Adam Paltrowitz Leave a Comment


Do you have singers who STRUGGLE to sing in tune?

Do they sound like drones?

Are they hindering the sound of your choir?

Every singer can learn to sing in tune.

There are only two main causes for out-of-tune singing:

1) lack of aural training/ear-training skills
2) lack of vocal technique

Usually, the issues are a mixture of both.

As a starting point, here is a 2-minute tone-deaf quiz to ensure this is not an issue!

 

Check out my blog post: 

What To Do When They Can’t Sing In Tune


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