Two octave after middle C is already soprano. Not all male can able to go that far.

I am an tenor/alto singer in a choir last time. I cannot tell much here as words really cannot advice. What I can tell is, use your stomach/breath/air to sing, not your throat.

Breathing in, breathing out. Other than that, you need to get a teacher. I know a singer teacher, I can introduce you if you want. He/She is provided graded singing lessons.

Haha, I knew that.

FYI, Brett Manning provides pop singing which is not graded.

KL. About RM100 monthly and it is been 3 years I did not get in touch with her.

Standard, 30 minutes.

Inside the class 30 minutes The teacher will introduce new technique, students will learn and the student can never get the new technique on that day (that is why a lot of people says that practice is important). Also there is theory part of singing and articulation (such as breathing). With all that in 30 minutes, it is actually a lot.

Any reasons to say that the class is so short and expensive? Think again.

Flame? I do not take that as a flame last time.

You can go for graded classes without taking exam. There is two types of singing, the proper ones are grading and the "sing-for-fun" is the pop singing lesson. I am saying and advising, I am not controlling.

After all, I am a classical musician and it does not mean I play classical always. Just like guitarist, you cannot play rock forever, at least a little bit of this and a little bit of that.

And that video, what a show.

I did not even know is that a flame or not.

I know a music school at Old Klang Road that provides pop singing classes. For Subang area, no idea.

Because they breath in and out properly and also they use their stomach.

Good Sound Music Studio
81M, Jalan Mega Mendung,
Bandar Kompleks,
Jalan Kelang Lama,
85200 Kuala Lumpur.

Tel: 03-7982 4905

Enquiry the class, get yourself registered and let the teacher know that you wanted to sing for fun. Then the teacher will know what to do and you are welcome.

No. Maybe next time I will go for an interview. This music school is quite famous.

No idea.

In some ways, we do not need a good teacher to be a good musician. In the end, it is our effort.

For your information, every music teacher (including singing, instrumental and etc.) are all trained to have good ear and aural. So, for this part you do not have to worry. Just tell or talk with the teacher about you wanted to do and they will know what to do on you.

If Brett Manning is the greatest teacher, Hayley Williams has been already awarded a few Grammy just for vocals. Think again, in the end it is still our effort not our teacher.

Ya, Hayley. Ya. LoL!

Students have the rights to ask for a certified teacher.

Most of them are grade 8 or below holder yet they are not certified without a diploma but take note that grade 8 certificate is harder to get compare with diploma. So diploma holders are certified teachers. That is just about qualification.

I have met a lot of grade 8 holder teachers are better than the certified ones because the certified ones are mainly from UCSI, SEGi, LKW and etc. who are new to come out to work without a heart to teach.

Where can you find? Well, almost anywhere. If you want famous and passionate teachers, I can introduce you some of them.

Once again, knowledge is more important than qualification (in some ways).