When it comes to German schlager-pop, no name stands out like Gottlieb Wendehals. He's a pioneer in the industry, known for his upbeat, whimsical music that is sure to get stuck in your head.

One of the things that makes Wendehals stand out is his unique vocal technique. His voice is bright and punchy, with a distinctive nasal quality that sets him apart from other singers. To learn to sing like Wendehals, you'll need to focus on developing your nasal tone.

The first step is to practice singing with a "twang" or "nasality". This technique involves narrowing the space in your throat while you sing, which creates a brighter, more piercing sound. To practice, you can use the How to Twang Exercise video from Singing Carrots.

Wendehals also has a very distinctive vibrato, which is another essential element of his singing style. To work on your vibrato technique, you can use the Beggars Bounce and Diaphragm Bounce videos from Singing Carrots.

When it comes to songs that showcase Wendehals unique style, there's no shortage of choices. His classic "Polonäse Blankenese" is a great place to start. This song is lively and cheerful, with an unforgettable chorus that is sure to get stuck in your head.

Other songs to consider include "Harlekin", "Diddl-Daddl-Dand", and "Herbert". These songs all feature Wendehals' trademark nasal tone and infectious energy.

In addition to vocal techniques and song choice, there are a few other tips that can help you to develop your singing style. For example, posture is an essential element of singing, and it's crucial to maintain an upright, relaxed posture while you sing. To learn more about how posture affects your singing, you can read the How to Overcome Stage Fright and How Posture Affects Your Singing articles from Singing Carrots.

Another practical tip is to use Singing Carrots' vocal range test to determine your vocal range and find songs that are well-suited to your voice. You can also use the pitch accuracy test to assess your pitch accuracy and work on improving your intonation.

Finally, consider enrolling in Singing Carrots' singing course to learn more about singing theory and practical tips for improving your singing. With these resources and a bit of practice, you'll be well on your way to singing like Gottlieb Wendehals!