Gene Kelly was an American actor, singer, dancer, and director. He was known for his energetic and athletic dance routines, and his unique style of singing. Kelly's style is a mix of classic tap, modern jazz, and ballet techniques. To learn singing like Kelly, it's crucial to understand his singing and vocal technique.

Kelly's singing style can be described as smooth and easy. He had a great sense of pitch and had a unique way of phrasing his notes to compliment the melody of the song. His singing is often characterized by a gentle vibrato and a full and resonant tone. To emulate his sound, singers should also aim for good breath control and diaphragmatic support.

Some of Kelly's most famous songs include "Singin' in the Rain," "All I Do Is Dream of You," and "Good Morning." Singers aiming to learn from Kelly's style should start by studying these songs and understanding how Kelly crafted his phrasing, vibrato, and tone to match the melody. "Good Morning" is a particularly great example of Kelly's unique approach to singing. The song showcases his mellifluous voice with its clever conversational duet elements, gorgeous harmonies, and stunning musical arrangements.

Here are some Singing Carrots resources that can be helpful in learning singing techniques used by Gene Kelly:

• The vocal range test to determine your vocal range, similar to Kelly.
• The pitch accuracy test to assess your pitch accuracy.
• The vocal pitch monitor to see your sung notes on a virtual piano and compare your phrasing with Kelly's.
• Song search to help you find Kelly's songs.

Singing Carrots also offers an educational singing course for beginners that covers singing theory and practical tips, making it an excellent resource for those trying to learn singing techniques.