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Course Structure

Module 1: No brain, no pain - 4 steps to get happy with your singing

Chapter 1: Let's get started

For starters: what is your wish?

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How to use this course - don't skip!

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Choose a song you love, that you can also sing

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What is a good warm-up?

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The basic warm-up

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Chapter 2: Step 1 - Sing uplanned

Sing unplanned – intro

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Feel it – don’t listen!

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Plan the support, not the sound

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Shoot first ask questions later

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Chapter 3: Practice, practice, practice

Intro: How do you get to Carnegie Hall?

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Step 2: The Checklist, and how to (not) judge your own singing

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Step 3: Make a fool out of yourself

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Step 4: The unstuck practice guide

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Chapter 4: Map out your practice

Recap: what we have learned so far

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What should I work on right now?

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Drill it into your system

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Overwhelmed? Introducing The Secret of the Machine

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Bonus lesson: Tearing up – didn’t see that coming..

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The road map to your singing session

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Module 2: The vocal instrument tour

Is it in the dark?

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The Vocal Instrument Tour

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What could possibly go wrong? Introducing the Sticks in the Wheel

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Find your biggest enemy – self body scan

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How to make your video

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The bright spot generator

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Module 3: Remove the sticks from the wheel

The cords! Close the cords!

Reminder: Choose your basket of tricks: which chapter to focus on

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The home of our voice – the larynx

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Healthy versus unhealthy use of the vocal cords

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The vocal cord closer trilogy

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The mouth area

The Tongue Stick

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The NG Jaw and another bonus trick

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The Consonant Stick

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Neck & shoulders area

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The Throat Stick

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The Shoulder Stick

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The Chest Stick

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The diaphragm area

The vocal cords – what are they doing in this chapter?

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The diaphragm stick

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The rib cage stick

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The abdomen stick

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General posture tips + bonus stick

The importance of good posture

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Basic Alexander technique

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Bonus stick: the hip joint

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Module 4: Enhance your voice

Breath Support can be a b*#%ch

Why doesn’t everyone agree about support?!

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Louder, longer, healthier

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The club of people who want better range

The CPO (Chief Pitch Officer)

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Apply stick removal: enable your range to expand

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The Compensation policy

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Bonus: What would you do if I sang out of tune?

Reminder of the CPO

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First aid kit for pitch problems

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Module 5: Now what?

Handy and necessary tools for home

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The 3 perks of filming/recording yourself

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Combine the course with real life lessons

Why this course does not undermine your teacher

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Bonus: How to get yourself on stage

Go on stage before you are ready!

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Make your own demos and concerts

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Your final task

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Teacher

Linor Oren

As a singer and voice teacher, I help my students overcome the mental and physical obstacles that too often get in the way of improving one's singing and enjoying it.

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