How to Sing in Harmony | Tutorials Ep.13 | Vocal Basics

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[matthewaaronallen]

When listening to a song I'm the person who tries to sing all the parts at once! Lol

[elizabethisert]

i find harmonies really hard to do without already hearing it first

[MNGirl]

I would love to see a tutorial about tips for maximizing "unusual" voices, like men who sing more in the alto or higher range and women who sing in the tenor or lower range. There is a serious lack of info out there for those whose voices don't fall within the norms. Thanks!

[cheybabyxx]

I would love to see more on this because when I am trying to do harmony I totally find myself singing with the person I am trying to harmonize with which totally defeats what I am trying do. Its like I lose where I am suppose be and end up back with the melody of the singer. hope that made sense.

[zinaraxx]

Learning harmony makes you a better lead vocalist.

[brooklynbailey]

This is THE BEST video I’ve seen on harmonies. This is exactly how I learned to harmonize from a very young age in Ensembles and Choirs and eventually it allowed me to apply to recordings, bands, and worship teams. This is such a simple way to train your ear!

[emeliejlundberg]

I think harmonies are so beautiful, but it’s so hard for me to sing and hear! More tutorials on ear training and harmonies please! 🎶❤️

[joycalories]

More of these please! Harmony is the most intimidating for me (...from childhood choir trauma, I won't bore you w/details)...I love your tips on the topic...keep'em coming!

[violettesabrinastacruz]

practicing harmonies ^^

1st harmony : 5:40
2nd harmony (w/ dissonance) : 9:20

[MrMarkymark]

A brilliant yet easy lesson on 3 part harmonies....

And sprinkled some dissonance on top! That was awesome! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[corywalker]

@Tara Simon Studios I am a HUGE fan of harmony. Even as a child, I was able to hear, and pick out harmonies. It was just something that came to me naturally. Now, many years later, my voice coach really appreciates that fact.

[mennis]

Yes I would play songs over and over doing each part of the harmonies, it really helps you as a singer.

[ryugamingultrapromax]

I've mastered singing on 5ths using only my ear right after I hear the melody. I really relate to Tara because I also find the 3rd the hardest because it doesn't fit anywhere in my ear 😂 it's like hearing a different perspective if you know what I'm saying.. root and 5ths are easy (idk why coz of my ear) and 3rd are the hardest because they don't really line up with the actual melody if I'm making sense

[youngeshmoney]

Tara belts notes off the bat, it takes me like three tries to get a note right, I can't even sing but I just love watching them 😭

[juliestevens]

I love harmonizing with the radio. Don't usually do crunchy chords, though I might start trying to do that. I sing in a church choir (2nd alto) and we have done some lovely stuff with crunchy chords.

[CheskaArcena]

Whenever I heard harmony, Pentatonix comes to my mind. I'm too addictedddd

[alpinemotel]

I really enjoyed this tutorial. A GREAT example of harmony and dissonance is Run To You by Pentatonix. The dissonance in Avi's bass is really breathtaking and incredibly difficult.

[josefaisidora]

I can do easily an octave harmony to the melody of a song but the struggle comes when I try to do a fifth harmony or a third harmony:(

[silkeschwarzagard]

Thank you for sharing these tips! I sing in choirs for a long time but never made harmonies myself, including middle parts, but am getting into harmonization now. It is a lot of fun and very exciting!

[ozoemenajoseph]

I'm a tenor singer and this video really helps newbies to parting and harmonies