Celtic Woman is a group of female Irish singers known for combining traditional Irish music with contemporary pop music. Learning to sing like them can be a great way to improve pitch, range, and breath control.

To start, it's important to understand the unique vocal techniques that make Celtic Woman's music stand out. One of these is the use of Irish-language "sean-nós" (old style) singing, which emphasizes emotive expression and a natural, unforced sound. Another is the use of "airiness," in which the voice is allowed to resonate openly and freely.

To get started singing like Celtic Woman, it's crucial to work on your breathing technique. Singing Carrots' breathing basics article offers useful exercises and advice for improving breath control and support. Additionally, practicing resonance in singing can help achieve the open, airy quality that is a hallmark of celtic Woman's music.

When selecting songs to practice, it can be helpful to focus on ones that showcase Celtic Woman's unique style. Some recommended tracks:

• "Danny Boy" - emphasizes emotion and a clear, expressive tone.
• "Amazing Grace" - showcases vocal control and artistic interpretation.
• "The Parting Glass" - highlights the use of Irish-style sean-nós singing.

Further skill development can be gained from Singing Carrots' resources, such as the Pitch Training tool, which offers vocal warm-ups and pitch exercises, and the vocal range test, which can help in matching your vocal range with the songs you choose to practice.

Finally, it's important to remember to make the music your own and to have fun while singing. By incorporating Celtic Woman's unique vocal techniques, using relevant Singing Carrots resources, and practicing with the right songs, you can develop a style that is both authentic and inspired by this iconic group of Irish singers.