To learn singing like Bernard Cribbins, you need to master the art of storytelling through your voice. Cribbins' signature style is characterized by a playful and vivid tone, which makes his performances engaging and memorable.

To achieve this, you can begin by understanding the voice registers and vocal breaks. The way a singer transitions between the different registers can mean the difference between a smooth performance and a hiccup. For advice on how to do this, check out Singing Carrots' article on voice registers and vocal breaks.

Next, practice breath support and active breathing. This will let you control the flow and pace of the song. The Farinelli breathing exercise is an excellent tool for this, and you can find it in Singing Carrots' skill-related videos.

To add depth to your performance, practice articulation. The finger bite exercise in Singing Carrots' skill-related videos is an excellent tool for pronouncing words clearly and effectively.

When we talk about songs that showcase Cribbins' signature style, one of the best examples is "Hole in the Ground." This song highlights his playful storytelling and vivid tone. "Right Said Fred" is another tune that lets him showcase his unique style. You can find both songs in the Singing Carrots song book.

To summarize, here are the Singing Carrots resources that can help you learn singing like Bernard Cribbins:

• Voice registers and vocal break article
• Farinelli breathing exercise video
• Finger bite articulation exercise video
• Song book with "Hole in the Ground" and "Right Said Fred"

With these tips and resources, you'll be able to add Cribbins' unique storytelling style to your singing and captivate your audience.