Touched By An Angel was an American TV series that aired from 1994 to 2003. The series revolved around an angel named Monica (played by Roma Downey) who travels the world helping people in need. While the show is sentimental, it is also deeply moving and features a wide range of musical performances. If you're interested in learning to sing like a performer from Touched By An Angel, look no further than Della Reese.

Della Reese was a talented singer, actress, and ordained minister. Her career spanned over six decades, during which time she made multiple appearances on Touched By An Angel as the character “Tess.” Reese's booming, soulful voice made her a natural choice for musical performances throughout the series. She was also a trailblazer in the music industry, as one of the first black women to have a television variety show in the late 1960s.

So, how can you learn to sing like Della Reese? First, work on developing a strong, powerful voice. Learn to control your breath by practicing breath support exercises like those found in Singing Carrots' range of breathing and warm-up videos. Try out Singing Carrots' vocal range test to determine what notes are in your comfort zone, and learn to sing with a feeling of openness in your throat and mouth by practicing the tips found in this article on singing with an open mouth and throat.

Next, focus on emulating Reese's unique style by studying some of her most famous songs. Start with her rendition of “Put A Little Love In Your Heart,” which was featured in an episode of Touched By An Angel. Be mindful of how Reese infuses the notes with a sense of warmth and soul, and study the interplay between the vocal line and the instrumentation. Additionally, you may want to try singing along with other Della Reese classics like “Don't You Know?” or “And That Reminds Me” to get a sense of her diverse vocal range.

Finally, don't neglect the emotional aspect of singing. Della Reese was known for her ability to convey deep feeling and sincerity through song, and you should strive to do the same. Take some time to think about the lyrics of the song you're singing and what they mean to you. Practice ways to express those emotions through your voice, such as using vibrato or belting.

We hope this article has given you some valuable insights into how to sing like Della Reese. Remember to practice regularly and use the Singing Carrots resources at your disposal to continue improving your vocal technique.