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In this very first episode of The Singer's Guide podcast, Tessa discusses her relationship with vocal warmups, starting from her early singing lessons to her university years.
She shares insights from her research on vocal pedagogy and explains the importance of tailoring warmups to individual needs, limitations, and goals.
Tessa also highlights three key factors to consider before choosing a warmup:
1. Physical and mental state
2. Limitations like time and space
3. Specific requirements based on upcoming performances
She introduces the Singer's Practice Hub, a community with diverse warmup options, and invites listeners to reflect on aspects of singing they wish they had learned earlier.
Join Tessa as she aims to transform warming up from a chore into a vital, engaging practice.
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🤩 Tap here to learn more about the Singer's Practice Hub:
www.singerspracticehub.com
🥳 Tap here to work with Tessa:
www.thesingersguide.com
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🎵 Music by Tessa Smith
🎙 Hosted by Tessa Smith, creator of The Self-Validated Voice and The Singer's Practice Hub.
'The Singers Guide' podcast is the show for ambitious singers who want more than just scales and song practice.
We’ll talk about the things regular singing lessons don’t always cover.
Because being a singer is about more than just your voice — it’s about confidence, preparation, and all the little skills that make performing seem effortless.
Hosted by Tessa Smith (@tessasmithmusic)
www.thesingersguide.com
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This is the show for ambitious singers who want more than just scales and song practice.
We’ll talk about the things your regular lessons don’t always cover — like ways to practice without waking the neighbours, the best tools for finding the perfect backing track, and how to turn warming up from a chore into something you actually look forward to.
Because being a singer is about more than just your voice — it’s about confidence, preparation, and all the little skills that make performing effortless.