Singing Guide: Corpse Bride

Singing Guide: Corpse Bride

Vocal technique, exercises, tips and relevant resources

Are you a beginner or advanced singer?

If you want to sing like Emily, the Corpse Bride, there are some important things to know. First, Emily has a very unique vocal style that mixes elements of both classical and pop singing. She also uses a mix of chest and head voice in a way that creates an eerie and haunting sound.

To start learning how to sing like Emily, begin with exercises that help you find your mix voice. Singing with a mix voice allows you to blend your chest and head voice together, creating a unique sound that is perfect for singing like the Corpse Bride.

In addition to working on voice technique exercises, there are some practical tips you can use to improve your singing. One key tip is to focus on your breathing. Emily has a beautiful, sustained sound that requires strong breath support. Try using Singing Carrots' Breath Support tutorial to help you develop better breath control.

Another tip is to work on your articulation. One of the things that makes Emily's vocal performance so unique is her distinct enunciation. Practice exercises to improve your clarity while you sing, such as "Finger Bite".

Finally, to truly channel Emily's haunting sound and style, learn a few of her signature songs like Tears to Shed and The Wedding Song. A good way to get started is by using Singing Carrots' Song search, which can help you find songs that match your vocal range and genre preference.

With a combination of vocal exercises, practical tips, and practice singing Emily's signature songs, you'll be well on your way to mastering her unique vocal style.

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