Podcasts about vocal harmony

In this inspiring episode of the Fearless Singer Podcast, I sit down with the brilliant Alex Van den Broek—arranger, choral director, singer-songwriter, and vocal harmony legend. We chat about everything from: ✨ Her creative process and how she builds those spine-tingling vocal arrangements ✨ Growing a TikTok following of nearly 300K (!!) through viral harmony videos ✨ The knock-backs, imposter syndrome and how she's navigated them with grace ✨ Her epic work with The Little Red Company and Lord Mayor's Christmas Carols ✨ Plus, she's joining us as one of our stellar line up of jazz vocalists at Femme Jazz on May 9

PLAYLIST: | 00:00 | DJ | DICKIE LEE AND THE ICEMAN | 00:28 | WHAT I'D SAY | BRYMERS | 01:13 | FIT ME IN | BRYMERS | 02:18 | PEACEFUL EASY FEELING | EAGLES | 05:36 | LISTEN TO THE MUSIC | DOOBIE BROTHERS | 09:16 | RAG DOLL | FOUR SEASONS | 12:53 | LET IT BE ME | EVERLY BROTHERS | 14:04 | SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU | SKYLINERS | 15:11 | WHAT'S YOUR NAME | DON AND JUAN | 15:58 | WE BELONG TOGETHER | ROBERT AND JOHNNY | 17:57 | TURN TURN TURN | BYRDS | 21:31 | FEELING GROOVY | HARPERS BIZAAR | 25:00 | I WANT TO TELL YOU | BRYMERS | 28:11 | REACH OUT | FOUR TOPS | 33:15 | NO ONE LOVES YOU MORE THAN I DO | SEDATE SUNSHINE COLONY | 37:15 | NO WHERE MAN | BEATLES | 40:10 | 25 TO 6 OR 4 | CHICAGO | 44:12 | CAN'T YOU SEE | MARSHALL TUCKER BAND | 48:15 | FAT BOTTOM GIRLS | QUEEN | 51:10 | CALIF. GIRLS | BEACH BOYS | 53:49 | HE'S MY BROTHER | HOLLIES | 56:50 | JUST MY IMAGINATION | TEMPTATIONS | 59:16 | HOLD ON I'M COMING |  BRYMERS

Jamaal Marvel is a talented singer, songwriter, rapper, and producer hailing from Virginia. He draws inspiration from a diverse range of musical genres, including hip-hop, R&B, funk, and pop, to create a unique sound that resonates with fans worldwide. With his deep lyrics, soulful harmonies, and infectious flows, Jamaal has impressed audiences with his creative melodies and relatable lyrics. His third solo studio album, "Tales of a Fool: Volume 1.5 Stormfront Edition," is set to deliver a sound that reflects his name, a work of art, and a work of marvel.TCvsChanze is a dynamic rapper born in New York but raised in North Carolina. She started as a slam poet in 2008 and eventually incorporated her poetry into music. Inspired by Chicago rapper Lupe Fiasco, she released her first song, "First Class Chick." TCvsChanze collaborated with other artists, including being part of a mixtape called "Introduction to the Masterminds" with New York artists Cookie Malone, Talented Blake, and Virginia native Lamont Lawrence. After taking a hiatus to work and co-found the acapella group Vocal Harmony, she returned to music in 2020, releasing singles such as "Break Up Call," "Do You Mind," and "Truth."In May 2021, Jamaal Marvel and TCvsChanze collaborated to create the hit single "Saturday Night Lights." The song went viral on Tiktok, and their EP "Saturday Night The Party Pack," released on January 24th, 2023, features a collection of fun and upbeat tracks that showcase their musical prowess. With almost 200k streams on Spotify, "Saturday Night Lights" is a statement song that highlights the musical chemistry between these two talented artists. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Muita música boa com Vocal Harmony Trio nesta edição do Caixa de Música. Lindos louvores e um ótimo bate-papo. Confere aí! (Programa Exibido na TV Novo Tempo dia 31/08/2022).

Credenda is our musical guest today, they are a family band. I've only had a few of them on the show but I really enjoy this probably more than any other type of interview because of the family dynamics and interaction. I just love getting involved with that, and I'm sure you're going to love being part of this great conversation too. So strap up your seatbelts and let's take a ride to Nashville, Tennessee to visit the family vocal harmony trio, Credenda! Before we get into the show, I just want to remind you that my coaching program is open for you folks out there in need of coaching in these categories: Relationship coaching, Spiritual coaching, Life coaching, and of course, Podcast coaching. So for all my dHarmic Evolution fans and supporters who are looking for life-changing results in any of these areas, please email me at james@dharmicevolution.com I'll set up a 30-minute NO COST, NO OBLIGATION Zoom call for you and I to vet this out and see if we are a good fit together,  because this is one-on-one coaching. It's not group coaching. Therefore, I can only handle a limited number of people and I hope it's you! Again, there will be limited spaces available as this is “one-on-one”, so reach out ASAP to reserve a spot! Back to Credenda! Music for the soul, that's what they are! They are a family vocal harmony trio consisting of mom, (Barbara), brother (Daniel), and sister (Anna). Their signature sound, which can be best described as Americana with the heart of Gospel, and it is marked by blood harmony, unique songwriting, and soaring melodies. With a retro yet modern sound, they pay tribute to the bands of the past and present while at the same time bringing a wholly unique and original sound that will bring peace to the listener. They also bring an approach to classic songs that is all their own! You will feel like part of the family as you join them for a time of stories and music! Barbara, Daniel, and Anna shared great stories and experiences, and you will love their sense of humor and most especially the music that we featured here today. It will absolutely be an enjoyable hour, so let us all give Credenda a warm dHarmic Evolution welcome! More about Credenda dHarmic Evolution has been a place for indie music and a lot of up and coming artists are here all the time, so let's show our support for Credenda and their music through different platforms. You can go check out their website, social media pages and music platforms and follow them through these. All the links are provided below!  Quotes: 05:51 “I was just a mom. I actually was into classical music. I'm  one of these prodigy kids that my parents had in lessons from a very young age, and I gave it up in my late teens, and went into a nursing program instead of following through on my music. And so when we had tons of kids, and they all started showing that they were very musical. I just heard of them all together. We did music together, I would write a bit and they'd sing it and, and it just evolved, but the sound just produces itself, I think.” - Barbara   12:30 “And we go on this sort of little family, with sweet, angelic harmonies. And it was kind of interesting, it didn't matter how drunk people were, everybody just stopped doing anything, and they didn't turn around from the bar. And watch, and listen. So we knew that what we were delivering was having an impact in some way. And somebody told us later that the harmonies bring peace to them. I think there's something about harmony when musicians put harmony together.” - Barbara   22:41 “I wasn't this kid, this millennial that would be glued to my phone growing up. I loved books and literature and the influence of parents that they brought into the house, but the music and just family culture was important to me.” - Anna   26:47 “I'll kind of build everything around that melody, and the lyrics just kind of incidentally, fall into it. And mom was the original lyricist, but she kind of gave me the self belief that I could start contributing to that department. So I've been doing a lot more recently.” - Daniel   42:16 “If I had to go with a word for our recording process, it's casual. We're not like, “I want to do that again, do it again.” People are really doing vocal bits over and over until it's just perfect. A lot of our best work is done like “One Take Jake” style, if we can.” - Credenda   50:42 “When people ask us, “What do you like to do besides music?” And then I always had this saying that musicians don't have a social life in general. We sort of make time to do things in periods throughout the day.” - Daniel   53:40 “My inspiration to any up and coming songwriter that's just hit Nashville or is just trying to make it in music in general, is keep at it. Be patient with yourself, your growth. Always have a circle of friends around you, even if it's just one or two people that kind of anchor you, and have conviction. Don't go for a deal just when it's offered to you, because sometimes it's not the right decision to make. So be patient. Be patient. Just keep at it. It will happen.” - Credenda Timestamps: 01:00 Introducing Credenda 02:30 Introducing the three members of Credenda and how the band was formulated. 04:38 Barbara shares who she was listening to growing up and her influences in music. 07:45How did the name Credenda come about? 09:32 The importance of the dictionary in songwriting. 11:21 How was their experience on Puckett's and if they played there often. 15:04 Listen to “A Bridge in Dickson County” by Credenda 19:14 How did “A Bridge in Dickson County” come to have a life of its own? 22:22 The heroes in music that Anna had as she was growing up. 23:33 Anna shares her journey on bringing out her voice. 25:55 How is Daniel's process in creating and coming up with sounds? 27:02 How do Credenda come up with things and contribute as individuals? 28:43 The story of how Credenda went to Nashville and where they were before that. 34:25 How was Credenda's transition as they stayed in Nashville? 35:36 Listen to “Far Side Of The River” by Credenda 38:52 Who is behind “Far Side Of The River” and what is it about? 40:14 Credenda shares their recording process and how they get their songs completed. 44:55 What do Ann, Daniel and Barbara like to do during their chill time besides music? 52:45 Credenda's sign off message to the audience and inspirational wisdom to the upcoming artists. 54:58 Listen to “Ride On” by James Kevin O'Connor Spotify Playlist: Make sure you're not missing out on all our “Rising dHarmic Stars Spotify Playlists”. We already have four (4) playlists where you can find over a hundred songs from our very own dHarmic Evolution alumni .Don't forget to share them with your family and friends as well and let the world support these amazing indie artists! Check out the links here:   dHarmic Rising Stars: Aquila https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4loDaYF0OuWRjZeMXvEjK4   dHarmic Rising Stars: Orion https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5CnL9tl0xbU4oDh6jtJBZx   dHarmic Rising Stars: Lyra https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1ov0OqNMJmPhHrxZjsXthS   dHarmic Rising Stars: Scorpius https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5oQ4Sc4LAJSexsDgDcixt8   dHarmic Evolution links:   Stay up-to-date with our new releases! You just simply need to go to dharmicevolution.com and subscribe to your favorite podcast platform – there are a lot to choose from! Let me know what you think as well by leaving comments or reviews! And if you're digging this show, please share it with somebody either on social media or just forward it to a friend and let them join the growing community of  dHarmic Evolution!   Hey, do you know someone who is suffering from anxiety and depression? Please help them out by suggesting the book “7 Steps to Mental Freedom.” It will be a great read for them. You can easily find it as well on the main page of the website or you can just send them to https://tinyurl.com/25a994tw    Keep yourself updated with what's going on with dHarmic evolution, check out our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/dharmicevolution and, if you are an artist, an author, or a keynote speaker, who is trying to find a safe place to post your content to, you can check out our own Facebook community page and let the world support you! Check out the link here: dHarmic Evolution Community.  Special Links and Mentions: Bob Dylan Led Zeppelin The Rolling Stones Michael Jackson Mick Jagger Paul McCartney The Beatles The Carpenters The Righteous Brothers   Connect with Credenda Website: www.credendamusic.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/credendamusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/credendamusic/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRi4IstEQHzoTfiwdukrDmA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Fo0zqUjFKwO15J4J8F9TN Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/credenda/1451015233 ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/credendamusic SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-168337760

A Different Effect, Ex & Bullz FEAT Elliott Robinson (bass) & Tommy Gervais (lead), Afro Blue, A Cappella, Take 6, 7th Element, Dedication, Take 6, PJ Morton, Quad, Patrice Jegou,  Golden Gate Quartet, Breath of Life Quartet, Noteworthy, and Patrice Jegou FEAT Mark Kibble & Alvin Chea.

Two Girls and a Boyd is a vocal harmony-driven Group that the three Singers dreamed of for years. And when Richard Kriehn joined the band, his mandolin seemed to complete the package. Phil Nusbaum talked to Mary Jane and Boyd Lee of the group which plays at Crooner’s this Friday at 5:30.

TCvsChanze is a rapper born in New York but grew up in North Carolina. She started off competing as a slam poet in 2008, and then she started to incorporate her poems into music. She was inspired by Chicago rapper Lupe Fiasco, which is when she came out with her first song" First class Chick ", she worked with a lot of other artists, and was apart of a collab mix-tape called Introduction to the masterminds that Featured New York artists, Cookie Malone, Talented Blake, and VA native Lamont Lawrence. In 2014 TCvsChanze took a step back from rap music to work and cofound the acapella group Vocal Harmony.https://open.spotify.com/artist/3xqoiP6KGfTdKsBqNdRKkT

The Rockin' Eddy Oldies Radio Show featuring Clarence Gatemouth Brown - "Okie Dokie Stomp", The Hideaways - "Lovin' Time", The Genies - "The First Time", Carl Dobkins Jr. - "Lucky Devil", (Twin Spin) The Drifters - "Save The Last Dance For Me" / Damita Jo - "I'll Save The Last Dance For You", Gene Pitney - "My Heart, Your Heart", Steve Gibson & The Original Red Caps - "Where Are You", Duane Eddy - "Cannonball", Jerry Wallace - "Little Coco Palm", Georgia Gibbs - "The Hula Hoop Song", Don Cherry - "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter", Warren Smith - "Rock & Roll Ruby", Jimmy Clanton - "Come Back", Fi-Tones - "It Wasn't A Lie", The Platters - "Enchanted", Pat Boone - "Wonderful Time Up There", The Hilltoppers - "Do The Bop", Gene & Wendell - "The Roach", Shirley Gunter - "Believe Me", The Four Dates - "I'm Happy", Gwen Edwards & The Co-Eds - "I Love An Angel".

Stream our picks here (but do also buy them if you can afford it):   https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lYasLPwrQ7z0-pepR1n43ZT-Fdl3QSWnc  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nnSVNrj2W6uETwPJK8h-Fl8UzhC6_mUN4    Listen to songs by Hannah Backward:  https://soundcloud.com/hannah-backward    This episode is the longest one yet, so no worries if you want to skip to parts that interest you. Structure:  Background, JC’s YouTube videos, Tiny Desk concerts (up to 8:30); Instrumental & vocal virtuosity and technical skill, guests in the studio, parental appreciation of JC (8:29-12:05); Popularity with musicians but not yet the general public, the relevance of Grammy Awards, can jazz musicians be superstars?, Hannah’s listening habits & favorites (12:05-17:20); Close listening as opposed to background music, situations when she listens to music or podcasts, complexity/quality/desire to listen to something, impressiveness versus what music she could have done herself (17:20-22:40); Music as “a coloring book” with rules and whether or not it’s art, which prominent artists “can’t sing”?  (22:40-30:55); A tasty dish according to J.Gold is likelier w/ a smaller number of ingredients?  Not so for music?  (30:55-33:00); the album “Djesse Vol.2” and shifting preferences in its songs, African cultural appropriation, Gospel & Kanye (33:00-38:06); Is JC “obscure enough” for OoO? (38:06-39:10); “Here Comes the Sun” & cover songs generally, can a young person cover standards and classics with gravitas and sufficient emotion? An instrument versus a voice conveying emotions with words, vocal affectation and experimentation, subtle variations in harmony (39:10-49:26); More music education in public schools to understand JC’s music?  Musical talent versus academic study.  Musicals and being outed as a non-fan of Randy Rainbow (49:26-56:58); The album as a whole, Hannah cares not for genre or DJ Poseur’s activism, vocal loops by JC and Sparks, workout music & repetition  (56:58-1:03:19); Do we like music music that we want to make ourselves? More “amp you up” workout music, Hannah rejects more categories and dichotomies but is an album listener, what do we skip and why? (1:03:19-1:07:18); R&B on the radio & DJ Poseur’s Beijing roommate revenge for Mariah Carey, R&B and JC’s commercial success, videos of the musicians playing the song, JC’s discography (1:07:18-1:14:22); Hannah’s rating system will not be forthcoming (1:14:22-1:18:17); Could DJ Poseur like an album by an artist he doesn’t like?  His rating of “Djesse Vol.2” in a roundabout way through middle school music class (1:18:17-1:24:05); Transition between picks, skinny dark-haired white dudes who sing a lot, Hyperpotamus covering The Beatles and other familiar pop songs versus JC’s ways, cringeworthy comparisons of awe and musical skillz (1:24:05-1:35:30); pop music versus opera in vocal virtuosity, obscure/hidden talents versus being “world best” at something everyone (thinks they) can do, how to go viral with a music video or not (1:35:30-1:41:57); Specs for “Delta” and general thoughts on a cappella’s fit with “pop” or “experimental” music (1:41:57-1:46:14); “Delta” versus “Largo Bailón” and “taking drums literally” , novelty albums and formulaic songwriting, unexpected bassline placement, love-themed lyrics, a cappella & psychic powers (1:46:14-1:55:15); Noisier elements and when do his loops come together and sound like a song?, RIYLS with vocal loops or pedal board composition (1:55:15-1:59:14); Attempts at rating and comparison between album picks, revisiting whether the possibility of one being able to make a particular kind of music oneself as a musician influences liking it, Hannah’s a cappella history and ambition (1:59:14-2:02:56); DJ Poseur’s rating of “Delta”, what’s annoying enough to turn off or skip?  For Hannah, it’s autotune. (2:02:56 to end)   Disclaimer article for JC being too popular/well known for OoO:  https://www.theguardian.com/music/2020/nov/28/jacob-collier-grammy-nomination-best-album   JC’s cover of “Here Comes the Sun”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXf1nUVdVuM  Hyperpotamus’ cover of “Strawberry Fields Forever”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zr9syen5Lw  Hyperpotamus’ most-viewed music video (91k views, not 40k as DJ Poseur misspeaks) “In the Time”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK_bkWreCdo     RIYL for JC:  Nickel Creek, old musicals (for Djesse v.2)  more generally...Stevie Wonder, Jamiroquai, funky/soulful 1970s jazz/R&B, The Manhattan Transfer, PM Dawn, Sonik Boom of Love RIYL Hyperpotamus:  A Cappella music, Emily Wells, Pentatonix, Chanticlear, Rag Fair, Björk's "Medúlla"   For reference, DJ Poseur gets the scale wrong when comparing the number of views for YouTube videos.  As of late Feb. 2021, “Gangnam Style” and “Baby Shark” are in the billions, not hundreds of millions like Pentatonix.  Jacob Collier’s “Djesse Vol. 2” has about 25 thousand views.  Hyperpotamus’ “Delta” album has a little over a dozen views.    

TCvsChanze is a rapper born in New York but grew up in North Carolina. She started off competing as a slam poet in 2008, and then she started to incorporate her poems into music. She was inspired by Chicago rapper Lupe Fiasco, which is when she came out with her first song" First class Chick ", she worked with a lot of other artists, and was apart of a collab mix-tape called Introduction to the masterminds that Featured New York artists, Cookie Malone, Talented Blake, and VA native Lamont Lawrence. In 2014 TCvsChanze took a step back from rap music to work and cofound the acapella group Vocal Harmony. All social media platforms:  @TCvsChanze Get more out of Yaya Diamonds Dream Chasers by joining us on Youtube. You don't want to miss Yaya Diamond Live on Mondays at 7pm EST so subscribe today. 

Nossos convidados dessa edição do Caixa de Música vieram lá da Bahia pra trazer muita música boa pra gente. É o Vocal Harmony Trio. Vem conhecer um pouco desse lindo ministério. Confere aí! (programa exibido na TV Novo Tempo no dia 07/12/2020)

TCvsChanze is a rapper born in New York but grew up in North Carolina. She started off competing as a slam poet in 2008, and then she started to incorporate her poems into music. She was inspired by Chicago rapper Lupe Fiasco, which is when she came out with her first song" First class Chick ", she worked with a lot of other artists, and was apart of a collab mix-tape called Introduction to the masterminds that Featured New York artists, cookies Malone, Talented Blake, and VA native Lamont Lawrence. In 2014 TCvsChanze took a step back from rap music to work and confound the acapella group Vocal Harmony. Link to music https://youtu.be/MtEJ3shYnlg

On Pointe, Sam Robson, Singing Men of Oakwood College, Breath of Life Quartet, Fairfield Four, Sam Cook and the Soul Stirrers, Rudo, Sounds of Blackness, Aeolians, Aeolians, Anthony Brown and Group Therapy, Jarrard and Javaun, The A Cappellian, 7th Element, Erica Campbell, PJ Morton, and Asante

This episode of the KORE Women Podcast features vocal harmony pop-country duo Heartlyn Rae. These women are amazing, funny, talented, driven, and are making their dreams come true in Nashville, TN! Alexis Driscoll and Julia Frys, who are the lead singers of Heartlyn Rae have opened for national acts like ‪Dierks Bentley‬, ‪Dustin Lynch‬, ‪Lonestar‬, ‪Clint Black‬, ‪Little Big Town‬, ‪Oak Ridge Boys‬, and performed at major events across the country! You absolutely want to listen to these young women talk about their journey and making their dreams come true! Check out Heartlyn Rae at: https://www.heartlynrae.com https://www.facebook.com/HeartlynRaeBand/ https://www.instagram.com/heartlynrae/  

Mark Williams and the Broadcast feat: David Lubega (Keyboard), HiLos, Promise, In Rare Form, A Special Blend, King's Heralds, A Special Blend, In One Accord, Heritage Singers, First Call, Dr. Timothy Amukele, Babbie Mason feat: N'Namdi Bryant, Joe Sample Feat Take 6

I'm pleased to announce that there's a teenage boy living in my home! My son just celebrated his thirteenth birthday PTL! As you enjoy listening to these artists please keep him lifted in prayer his name is Andrew! : Sam Robson and friends, Traces of Blue, The Fellas, The King's Heralds, T6, The Isaacs, Glad, Dr. Rhonda Bryant (My WIFE) On Pointe, Take 6, Groove for Thought, Maccabeats, Rescue, Russell Hospedales, and Naturally 7.

In Part 2, Steph and I quickly move on to more advanced harmony and have a go at analyzing and recreating the vocals of "Africa" by Toto. Instagram: www.instagram.com/notpatflanigan/ Twitter: twitter.com/notpatflanigan Facebook: www.facebook.com/NotPatFlanigan/ Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCNR4Ry_F7BYNKZDd-7mJoDQ?sub_confirmation=1 Patreon: www.patreon.com/patflanigan

Deke Sharon ladies and gentlemen! This guy is a super awesome guy! He is a super awesome friend. I loved this interview! Deke started the Contemporary A Cappella Society in his dorm room. There is so much to list and I didn't want to miss any of them so... Instead of trying to list all of his amazing work I just reached over and grabbed his bio. Take a look! Deke produced “The Sing-Off“ worldwide (USA, Netherlands, China, South Africa), which had the highest ratings of any new, unscripted television show in the US in 2009, and was the third highest rated show on NBC in 2010. In addition, Deke served as arranger, on-site music director and vocal producer for Universal’s “Pitch Perfect“ & “Pitch Perfect 2“ & “Pitch Perfect 3“ starring Anna Kendrick & Rebel Wilson. Deke founded the Contemporary A Cappella Society while in college, and is responsible for many seminal a cappella programs, including the CARAs (Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards, ICCAs (International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella), BOCA (Best of College A Cappella Compilations), the first contemporary a cappella conferences (The A Cappella Summit), the Contemporary A Cappella League, the professional ensembles Voasis and Vocalosity, and Camp A Cappella. His latest project for Disney – D Cappella – launched in 2018. He is also contemporary a cappella’s most prolific arranger, having arranged over 2,000 songs, with many of them in print worldwide with Hal Leonard/Contemporary A Cappella Publishing. He has written 5 books: “A cappella Arranging” (2012), “A Cappella” (2015), “The Heart of Vocal Harmony” (2016), “A Cappella Warmups for Pop and Jazz Choir” (2017) and “So You Want To Sing A Cappella” (2017). He is also the vocal orchestrator for the Broadway’s first a cappella musical: In Transit (2016). Oh and don't forget that he founded and directed the House Jacks for over 25 years!! Click here to connect with Deke! http://www.dekesharon.com/ Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dekesharon/ Follow him on Facebook Here: https://www.facebook.com/DekeSharon Follow him here on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dekesharon Click here to learn about The Contemporary A Cappella Society: www.casa.org/ Learn more about his work with DCappella here: https://dcappellalive.com/ Deke's Book Suggestion: Thinking Fast And Slow By Daniel Kahneman - Click here: https://amzn.to/2I45YtX    

In this first of two parts, my longtime friend and bandmate Steph and I cover the basics of vocal harmony by singing a simple melody over a single chord. Then we harmonize the chorus of one of our favourite songs to perform with our cover band, "Teenage Dirtbag" by Wheatus. Instagram: www.instagram.com/notpatflanigan/ Twitter: twitter.com/notpatflanigan Facebook: www.facebook.com/NotPatFlanigan/ Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCNR4Ry_F7BYNKZDd-7mJoDQ?sub_confirmation=1 Patreon: www.patreon.com/patflanigan

Technology Podcast Episode 55: December 2016We've information about a free and very special Christmas concert with the Visionaries Choir and Vocal Harmony, taking place on Tuesday December 20th, and we bring you information on an introductory Braille Music workshop in early January.Kim O'Leary from our equipment shop in Head Office is with Stuart and has some great Christmas suggestions if you still need to buy presents.We're back with Sharon Lyons, to conclude our Windows Alphabet series, and, as well as her usual computer shortcuts, Sharon has a few Christmas shortcuts of her own!Finally, Stuart talks to Cathal Joyce, the man behind a new and very popular website called Must Be Christmas which is well worth a visit to get you in the festive mood!Support the show (https://www.ncbi.ie/supporting-us/donate-now/)

If you love smooth jazz and better still vocal hamony then Vox Arsana are definitely for you. They have been around for some years but with some recent line-up changes and a new CD recorded with the RTV Big Band there is something to shout about. An interesting story of commitment to music and some great tracks make this a don't miss show.

Elizabeth Howard, award-winning singer, actress, teacher, vocal coach and author of the books Sing, ABC's of Vocal Harmony, and Born to Sing joins host Michele Mattia on The Life's Dash at 2pm ET! A noted author and recognized pioneer in the teaching of cross-over vocal technique and style, Elizabeth Howard is also the creator of the Vocal Power Singing Method and is founder and director of the Vocal Power Academy in Los Angeles. Join Michele and Elizabeth for a dynamic and delicious conversation about discovering and cultivating the power of our voice, her current reign as Ms. Senior America, and letting our light shine!

Elizabeth Howard, award-winning singer, actress, teacher, vocal coach and author of the books Sing, ABC's of Vocal Harmony, and Born to Sing joins host Michele Mattia on The Life's Dash at 2pm ET! A noted author and recognized pioneer in the teaching of cross-over vocal technique and style, Elizabeth Howard is also the creator of the Vocal Power Singing Method and is founder and director of the Vocal Power Academy in Los Angeles. Join Michele and Elizabeth for a dynamic and delicious conversation about discovering and cultivating the power of our voice, her current reign as Ms. Senior America, and letting our light shine! To ask a question during live shows, call the studio at 714.333.3349, email Connect@MicheleMattia.com or post on Michele's Life Design Facebook page. To be a guest on our show, email: TLD@BrushwoodMediaGroup.com

THIS MIX FEATURES REGGAE’S VOCAL HARMONY GROUPS FROM THE 60S, 70S, AND 80S.I took it back to the roots on this one. I focused on songs with an impressive vocal arrangement. This is a specific selection of songs with male singers harmonizing together.I featured The Wailers, mostly from the “Catch A Fire” album. That album has that very dry, grassroots sound. This was before instrumentation such as horn sections and electric guitars were added. Before the female energy of the I-Threes was added.The mix also featured some of The Heptones‘ Studio One era hits. I dropped in some original Israel Vibration before they split. Other groups featured are The Techniques, The Abyssinians, The Gladiators, The Sensations, The Mighty Diamonds, and The Silvertones. You also hear songs from Lloyd Parks and We the People, The Sharks, The Royals, The Cables, and The Flames.Listen to those names and you know these brothers were from a different time. These vocal groups created some of the most beautiful music and the most powerful songs. You feel their passion because of the emphasis conveyed within the harmonies. There was something special about those days.Its the sweet soulful sound of great reggae music! If you enjoy this, check out episode 74. It’s entitled “The Greatest Reggae Bands of All Time (not including the Wailers).” That show features Aswad, Steel Pulse, Third World, Israel Vibration, Black Uhuru, and Inner Circle. Similar material is on The Studio One tribute episodes: 55 and 56.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reggae-lover/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.