Why learn to sing?

Written by Michael Oliphant


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In 2001 I spent a lot of time helping develop a revolutionary approach to singing. Together with Kate Slaney, one ofrepparttar most successful singing teachers in Australia and Roger McLachlan from The Little River Band we set about to create a contemporary singing course that could be used overrepparttar 109318 internet. The result is at http://www.exploreyourvoice.com After decades as professional musicians and singers we figured we could produce something that was accessible, fun to use, and was able to dispelrepparttar 109319 entire mystique about singing.

Honestly, it was an enormous gamble. We dedicated 2 years of our lives to building this online course that streams straight to your pc from a website and we were not at all sure how well it would be received. The net can be a fickle place. Now, 2 years later, thousands of people have used Explore Your Voice to build their confidence and discover their own unique voice.

Ultimately it all depends on what you want in your life. For some people, a great singing voice is not so critical, they would prefer lots of cash if givenrepparttar 109320 choice! To others it is as important as breathing. The ability to sing in key with a strong voice and a warm, charming tone is one of life’s true rewards.

In my experience, many would-be singers simply never make that necessary decision to invest a little time in themselves. They likerepparttar 109321 idea of singing well but find themselves always putting it off to another day. The next time you pass by a karaoke bar think of this - what is stopping you?



Michael Oliphant is a successful professional musician,producer,songwriter and web developer.When not drinking coffee in cafes around St Kilda Australia he can be found as part of the team at http://www.freeonlinesingingmagazine or http://www.exploreyourvoice.com




Detecting Children's Learning Disabilities

Written by David Fitzgerald


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Also, if you suspect your young child has a learning problem, you may want to talk to a speech-language pathologist, or have your child evaluated by a learning disabilities specialist or child psychologist. There are many assessment techniques that can be used with preschoolers. There are many professionals working with young children who can provide appropriate evaluations. It is important to remember thatrepparttar population of children with learning disabilities is heterogeneous. The children are similar because they all have adequate hearing, vision, mental ability, and much strength, but their specific disabilities and symptoms differ. Identification is primary. What isrepparttar 109317 real problem? Oncerepparttar 109318 problem has been identified, you can establish a program that will best resolverepparttar 109319 problem, and create an environment forrepparttar 109320 child to have a happy and more fulfilling life.

You will find more information on learning disabilities here: http://www.delvebookstore.com/learning_disabilities.htm. The author does not endorse any particular education plan or course of treatment for any child. He encourage parents to consult with educators and other professionals who knowrepparttar 109321 child before determining whetherrepparttar 109322 child has a learning disability and if so how it should be addressed.

*Source and excerpts from Learning Disabilities Association of America

David Fitzgerald is the owner of www.delvebookstore.com and develops sources on topics his customers have noted concerns.


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