
Your own personal Singing Lessons in the privacy of your own space. Vocal qualities and techniques; gentle and encouraging; music theory offered in a vocally explorative fashion. Find fun and freedom through improvising. From the North Coast of Australia, Come sing with me. Jump on my Mailing List! www.shelly.com.au/mailing-list/www.shelly.com.auhttps://www.patreon.com/Shelly_Brown https:/... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Today we're warming up for a gig, and thinking about creativiy.
We're singing minor pentatonic Scale in Eb Minor.
Then we're gonna sing "Better Not"...
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Today we talk stories about stories.
About introducing a song and helping your audience breathe.
Then we sing a song about Bad coffee.
I'm playing Db Major, Db/Bb, Db/Ab, Db/Gb.
"Bad coffee,
sti... more
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Ahoy my friends,
Thanks so much for tuning in. We're heading on a journey about what the workshops I lead are like, Because! I'm heading out on the road baby!
I'm heading to The Northern Rivers Conservatorium in Lismore NSW,
Mole... more
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This week we sing a classic Sea Urchin masterpiece.
And then we dive deeper (see what I did there) to look at the clarity and pronunciation of words.
I've got some exciting adventures coming up this year - I wonder if you're near... more
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A little burst of light and music. Nudging you to become a better singer and songwriter.
This podcast is the perfect way for me to shed anxiety or the blues! Love her relaxed, playful approach! Plus my singing is improved. Thank you for your unique teaching style.
Shelly is a wonderful instructor—the show is fun, with singing exercises you can do in the car, around the house or anywhere. Thanks, Shelly!
As a musician who has always struggled singing, I’ve been working really hard over the past year to learn to sing better. This podcast has been a big part of this journey for me. Shelly’s calm energy and warmth are so welcoming and always makes me feel better about learning to sing. Even when I don’t feel like I can do it, she makes me feel like I can!
Shelly is masterful is providing accessible ways of learning singing techniques to grasp hold of and embody. She builds in links to music theory via singing learning by ear, that I can apply to playing my guitar and songwriting which I haven’t been able to learn anywhere else.
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The show combines practical singing lessons with a warm, playful teaching style, focusing on vocal warmups, technique, breath, and simple music theory delivered in an approachable, often humorous way. Episodes frequently invite listeners to sing along, try exercises in the car or at home, and experiment with different textures, harmonies, and modes, all while the host weaves in personal anecdotes and encouragement. A distinctive Australian flavor and a strong emphasis on accessibility and enjoyment have helped create a loyal, action-oriented audience that values concrete takeaways and a relaxed learning vibe.
A notable strength is the blend of technique, theory, and creativity without pressure to buy anything, plus a transparent call for o... more
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