Question: Can anyone learn to sing?
Response:
Yes, anyone can learn to sing if they are willing to engage with the process. Negative experiences or a so-called *fixed mindset* can have an inhibiting effect, but progress can be made with a positive attitude and practice. Singing together in a choir or in a supportive environment can help to break down inhibitions and develop your own voice.
Frequently asked questions about singing lessons
- Who are Sing A Song online singing courses suitable for?
- How will I know when there are new exercises to book?
- How can I keep up to date with news about singing and singing lessons?
- At what age do you start singing lessons?
- What is the maximum age for singing lessons?
- How does the app for learning to sing work?
- Is the singing practice app also suitable for beginners?
- Does learning to sing via an app mean that everything only takes place online?
- Do you need vocal talent to learn to sing?
- What is the effect of singing together?
- What do I do if I am ill during singing lessons?
- How do I book an online coaching session with Bernadette Kube?
- Why are the online singing courses divided into men and women?
- How do I find a suitable online singing course?
- From what age can I work with the online singing courses?
- How are the online singing courses structured?
- How do I book an online singing course and how long can I use it?
- How and how often should I practise?
- How quickly am I making progress?
- How do I apply the exercises from the singing lessons when I want to work on a song?
- What do I do if I get stuck with the singing lessons or have questions?
- Is singing good for the psyche?