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The Aligned Singer is a podcast for singers who know there is something more inside them and are ready to bring it fully to life.Hosted by classical soprano and voice teacher Sarah Hawkey, an expert in vocal technique, this show helps you connect the dots from where you are…
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Ep. 24 - The ONE Place You Fix Your Voice for Good (Hint: It's Not Running the Song Again!): Build Your Dream Voice, Part 2 (opens the original)
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That high note that feels stuck and strained every single time you get to it. The low notes that seem to disappear on you. The spot in the middle of your range where everything feels too pressed, too pushed, too forward. You run the phrase again. You mark it in your score. You come back to it tomorrow and it's still sitting there. Here's the good news. It's still sitting there because you've been looking for it in the wrong place! Part 2 of Build Your Dream Voice is about where vocal problems ac
Ep. 23 - Why the Same Problem Keeps Showing Up in Your Singing (and How to Fix It for Good): Build Your Dream Voice, Part 1 (opens the original)
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There's one thing you can do every day that moves your voice toward your dream sound faster than anything else. If you want a high note that feels free and easy, if there's a habit you'd love to replace with a better one, or if you've been running the same phrase over and over and you're ready for it to finally click, this one is for you. This is part 1 of Build Your Dream Voice, a 5-part series on the blind spots I see most often in singers who are working to connect the dots between the voice
Ep. 22 - Your Cure for Stage Fright Part 2: Calm Your Nerves in Under Two Minutes With These Two Grounding and Visualization Tools Before an Audition or a Performance (opens the original)
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Welcome to part two of my series on how to cure your stage fright. If you get stage fright when you perform, if you have anxiety when you audition, or if you're afraid to sing in front of anyone at all, even your family or your roommates, this one is for you. Today I'm handing you two exercises you can use immediately, and we do both of them together right here in the episode. I used to have very, very serious stage fright, and I cannot be clearer about how serious. It got to a level where it mi
Ep. 21 - If Something in Your Singing Feels Stuck, the Problem and the Fix Are Both Hiding in Your Warm-Up (Here's How to Change It Today) (opens the original)
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If there's something about your voice that bugs you, something you wish you could do better, a note that used to be there and isn't right now, I want to show you where that actually gets fixed. Because it's almost certainly not where you've been looking for it, especially if you've been feeling stuck. The way you sing your repertoire (aka songs) will keep being the way you sing your repertoire until you change the pattern that causes you to sing with those habits. And here's the thing: you can't
Ep. 20 - The Hidden Link Between Your High Notes and Low Notes (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt like a note in your range just isn't there anymore? Or noticed your voice feels wildly out of control, either too soft to project or so loud it's like you're blasting a trumpet with no quieter gears to reach for? Maybe your low notes have started fading, and you wish you could sing with that deeper, richer sound you know is in there. Or your high notes feel screechy, strained, or pitched higher than they should for the note you're actually singing.... If any of that sounds fam
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