Don’t just sing.
Be magnificent.
For those who suspect their singing has a more interesting future.
THE MAGNIFICENT SINGER.
Take your singing somewhere interesting.
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THE MAGNIFICENT SINGER.
Take your singing somewhere interesting.
Central London · Online
THE MAGNIFICENT SINGER
We help you see your magnificence. Move on from hesitant singing, ho-hum results and endless “maybe one day” plans. It's time to make your singing more special, artful and, well, you.
You think you’ve left it too late
You're waiting until you're "ready"
You worry your singing lacks that special something
No one knows how good you are
All your exciting plans never get finished
Your projects never quite take off
You’re uninspired by your immediate options
You are completely stuck on what to do next
The trick is knowing how to bring all that into your singing. Used well, it could mean the difference between perfectly “nice” singing and making the room go quiet when you begin.
magnificent singer map
With no set path to follow, it's tempting to copy everyone else. But doing the standard same-old thing tends to produce standard same-old results. Rather than follow the crowd or drift into forgettable projects — design your singing future instead.
1. adventurer — trying things out
2. curator — choosing the singing you love
3. mastery — getting good, really good
4. artistry — making something interesting
5. headliner — no point hiding away in the attic
6. luminary — other people care about what you do
7. renouveau — avoid becoming a tribute act to your own previous success
“I started out as someone who had a desire to sing but was too painfully nervous to ever perform with confidence as myself in front of a crowd. I couldn’t be further from that now, planning my own Sassy, Swinging Jazz, Cabaret Show. I now not only look forward to performing on stage but also as someone who can turn up with confidence at a last minute gig having never rehearsed with the band!”
— Elizabeth, Founder of The Magnificent Singer
✦ TECHNIQUE
Sound like you, only better. Identikit singing is not the aim. Get the vocal control to bring out more of your voice — so you can confidently sing the songs you love.
✦ STYLE
Make people believe you when you sing. Why blend in? Find the phrasing, sound and presence that make a song feel unmistakably yours.
✦ DIRECTION
A good voice is not a plan. Answer the maddening question: what should I actually do with my singing?
✦ PIANO
Put your singing in the driver’s seat. Move beyond a few random chords and pieces. Perform, write, arrange and direct rehearsals without always needing back-up.
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—TINA TURNER