Talking English - Pronunciation Studio
Singing & Music
Use singing, rhythm and music to train English pronunciation, phrasing, stress and clearer speech.
Melody, rhythm and breathing are the same tools you use when you speak. Singing slows language down, makes stress and linking audible and gives your voice more range and confidence. Here you’ll find exercises for your voice, vocal health for teachers and speakers, and English through songs.
Vocal health
8 parts
Voice quizzes
12
Chord quizzes
6
For
Singers & speakers
1 Voice & Speaking
How your voice, rhythm and pace shape the way people understand you. Start with your speaking voice, then add songs, articulation and vocal technique.
2 Learn English Through Songs
Songs make stress, weak forms and linking easy to hear, and they stay in your memory.
3 Articulation & Singing
Warm up your mouth, lips and jaw, and use melody to make sounds clearer.
4 Vocal Health
For teachers and everyone who wants to use their voice efficiently: presence, technique, voice care and daily habits.
5 Vocal Coaching: Voice Basics
Twelve short quizzes for singers and speakers on the basics of the voice, in English.
6 Piano Chords & Singing
Six quizzes on piano chords and inversions, for singers who accompany themselves.
7 Shu Ha Ri, Music & Learning
Follow the form, break it, then make it your own: how musicians and language learners develop skill.
8 Singing & Music Resources
Tools I use and recommend:
Chordie
Thousands of song lyrics with the chords you need. I recently discovered it and find it really helpful.
Chordify · My favourite
Chords for keyboard, piano, guitar, mandolin and ukulele. I’ve been using it for two years and think it’s really good value for money.
9 Why Music Helps Your English
Singing trains the same skills as speaking, only slower and more clearly.
Rhythm
Stressed syllables fall on the beat, just like in spoken English.
Linking
Words flow together in a melody, so you hear how sounds connect.
Breathing
Longer phrases build breath control for clear, steady speech.
Pitch
Moving your voice up and down prepares you for natural intonation.
Confidence
A warm, open voice carries in meetings, classrooms and presentations.
A few minutes of humming, singing or chanting before you speak warms up your voice and your English at the same time.
Breathe. Sing. Speak.
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