In the past, acting was everything to Richard Chamberlain. He was so determined to be an actor that he put his education on hold so he could focus on his craft. And it paid off – Chamberlain is best known for his role in the TV show "Dr. Kildare" and numerous leading roles in film and on stage.

But if you look closer, Chamberlain is also known for his wonderful singing voice – a little-known fact about this wonderfully talented actor. Chamberlain has crooned his way through many roles in film (such as 'The Slipper and the Rose') and on stage (like in the musical "The Sound of Music"). He has even recorded albums with hits such as "Blue Guitar" and "Love Me Tender".

So, how can we learn to sing like Richard Chamberlain? Here are some steps:

• ## Step 1: Analyze your Voice

The first step in learning to sing like Richard Chamberlain is to analyze your voice. Use Singing Carrots' vocal range test to determine your vocal range, and then use this knowledge to help you find which Chamberlain songs might be a good fit for you.

• ## Step 2: Focus on Chamberlain's Unique Vocal Technique

Chamberlain has a very smooth, romantic style, and his voice is known for its rich, deep tone. Chamberlain's voice is a baritone, so if you're not, then pick songs that you can comfortably sing in the right key. Listen to how Chamberlain uses his voice – his smoothness and control are central to his singing style, so focus on replicating those techniques in your own voice.

• ## Step 3: Sing like Richard Chamberlain

Once you've analyzed Chamberlain's vocal technique, take on his songs. The first song that comes to mind is "Love Me Tender." This song showcases Chamberlain's vocal style and tone perfectly. Another great choice is "True Love" from the movie "High Society". Slow ballads like these are great practice for smoothing out your own vocal ability and control.

• ## Step 4: Incorporate Singing Carrots Resources

Singing Carrots has many resources to help you improve your singing skills. Use the pitch accuracy and vocal pitch monitor to refine your intonation and focus on your pitch accuracy. The pitch training tool offers exercises to help you develop your voice – make sure to use this regularly as you practice Chamberlain's songs.

And don't forget to check out Singing Carrots' article on warm-up routines, as well as posture and breath support – this will help you warm up properly and ensure you are supporting your voice well.

Follow these steps, and you will be well on your way to sounding like Richard Chamberlain. Enjoy the journey and happy singing!