How to Learn Singing “marjorie” from Taylor Swift

How to Learn Singing Taylor Swift’s “marjorie”

Taylor Swift’s song “marjorie” is a beautiful and emotional track that showcases her vocal talent and storytelling abilities. In this article, we will explore how to learn and sing this song effectively, highlighting the unique vocal technique used by Taylor Swift and mentioning other popular songs where similar techniques are used. We will also provide practical advice and recommend resources from Singing Carrots that can help you in your learning journey.

1. Vocal Analysis and Preparation

Before diving into learning the song, it’s essential to analyze your voice and understand your vocal range. You can take Singing Carrots’ Vocal Range Test to determine your vocal range and compare it with famous singers. This will help you identify any challenging sections in the song and make necessary adjustments during your practice.

2. Vocal Technique: Emotional Delivery

“marjorie” is a song that requires emotional depth and connection. Taylor Swift’s unique vocal technique in this song involves conveying raw emotion through her voice. To achieve this, focus on the following aspects:

  • Breathing Techniques: Proper breath support is crucial for delivering emotions effectively. Refer to Singing Carrots’ article on Breath Support to learn and practice proper breathing techniques that will enhance your emotional delivery.
  • Articulation: Pay attention to articulating the lyrics clearly to convey the intended emotions. You can practice this by using the Finger Bite exercise from Singing Carrots’ video resources.
  • Emotion-control Techniques: Singing with intuition, skills, emotion, and thinking are essential for bringing out the emotional depth in “marjorie.” Watch Singing Carrots’ video on Relaxing Breath for techniques to control emotions while performing.

3. Practicing the Song

To effectively learn “marjorie,” follow these practice tips:

  • Break It Down: Start by breaking the song into smaller sections. Practice each section individually, paying close attention to the lyrics, melody, and emotional nuances.
  • Use Vocal Training Tools: Singing Carrots’ Pitch Training is an interactive vocal warm-up and pitch visualization tool that can help enhance your pitch accuracy and range. Incorporate it into your practice routine.
  • Refer to Taylor Swift’s Performance: Watch live performances of Taylor Swift singing “marjorie” to study her technique and emotional delivery. This will provide valuable insights and inspiration for your own rendition.

4. Related Songs and Further Resources

The vocal technique used in “marjorie” is also employed in other popular songs. Some notable examples include:

  • “All Too Well” by Taylor Swift
  • “When We Were Young” by Adele
  • “Someone Like You” by Adele

For more guidance on singing techniques and vocal training, explore Singing Carrots’ resources: