If you're looking to learn singing like Dar Williams, there are a number of techniques and resources you can use to develop your own unique style.

One of the defining characteristics of Williams' voice is her ability to convey emotion and nuance through her phrasing and lyricism. To achieve this level of expressiveness in your own singing, you might start by working on your breath control, which can help you sustain notes longer and shape your phrasing in more subtle ways. Singing Carrots' Breath Support article offers some useful tips for improving your breath control, as does the Farinelli Breathing video in the Skills section.

Another important aspect of your voice to consider is your vocal range and how you can use it to best effect. Singing Carrots' Vocal Range Test can help you determine your range and compare it to Williams' own, while the Chest Voice Explained and Voice Break videos in the Skills section can help you better understand and develop your own vocal registers.

When it comes to technique, Williams is known for her strong, clear voice, which she uses to great effect on songs like "When I Was a Boy" and "Are You Out There". To improve your own clarity and projection, consider working on your articulation skills, such as those described in the Finger Bite video and the Articulation article.

Finally, if you're looking for specific songs to practice and showcase your own style, consider checking out Singing Carrots' Song Search tool, which can match you with songs in your vocal range and preferred genre, as well as the Song-book feature, which offers links to lyrics, sheet music, and other resources for popular songs.

By working on your breath control, vocal range, articulation, and song selection, you too can learn to sing like Dar Williams and develop your own unique voice in the process.