If you want to learn to sing like the Sopranos, you first need to know their vocal technique. Sopranos often switch between their chest voice and head voice, making it essential that you master the different voice registers. You can do so by using Singing Carrots’ pitch training exercises such as the ‘Chest Voice Explained’ and ‘Mixed Voice’.

Another crucial aspect of a Soprano’s singing is their breath support and control. Singing Carrots’ ‘Breathing Basics’ guide can help you improve your breath support and teach you active and passive breathing techniques to help you control your breath and hit those high notes.

To further improve your range, use Singing Carrots’ vocal range test to understand your current range and find the best exercises to improve it. You should also practice warm-up exercises to help stretch your vocal cords, such as humming, Farinelli breathing, and vocal sustain.

When it comes to articulation and performing, Singing Carrots’ finger bite and relaxing breath exercises can help you become more expressive when you sing.

The Sopranos are well known for their performances in songs like “It's All Coming Back to Me Now” and “Memory”, showcasing their power and range. You can use Singing Carrots’ song search tool to find songs that suit your vocal range and preference.

To conclude, singing like the Sopranos takes a lot of practice and hard work. Use the Singing Carrots’ resources to refine your voice and develop your unique singing style. Good luck!