Alunni del Sole is an Italian band famous for their harmonies, their jazz-inflected melodies, and their poetic lyrics. If you want to learn to sing like them, you need to develop a smooth and flexible voice, with the ability to blend in with other voices. The following are the steps to learn how to sing like Alunni del Sole:

1. Develop your vocal range using Singing Carrots range test. It’s important to know your vocal range and extend it to the fullest to achieve Alunni del Sole's smooth sound.
2. Work on your pitch accuracy with Singing Carrots pitch accuracy test, as Alunni del Sole's songs often require intricate melodic structures.
3. Train your voice with the Singing Carrots pitch-training program, which includes warm-ups and exercises to increase agility, range, and accuracy.
4. Alunni del Sole's harmony is based on a smooth, flexible voice. Practice techniques to achieve diaphragmatic support and breath control. This will help you sing longer phrases and make your voice smoother and more flexible.
5. To achieve Alunni del Sole's harmonic blend, practice singing with other singers and try to match their pitches and blend your voices together.
6. Alunni del Sole's jazz influence is evident in their melodies and use of scat. Practice jazz scales and techniques, such as glissandos, which will help you build the flexibility you need for Alunni del Sole's complex melodies.
7. Some of Alunni del Sole's most famous songs include "L'aquilone," "I tuoi fiori," "Un'altra poesia," and "Canzone blu." Study and practice these songs using Singing Carrots' songbook. This resource provides you with linked lyrics, sheet music, chords, and audio of several versions of each song.
8. Beyond that, it's essential to read and apply the tips provided in the articles available at Singing Carrots. Some critical guidelines in achieving your singing success are vocal health, posture, and stage control.

Emulating Alunni del Sole's vocal proficiency and distinctive sound demands hard work. The usage of Singing Carrots' free resources, including range and pitch accuracy tests, pitch training, songbooks, and musical references, may safeguard your success.