Episode 333: The Human Right of Singing with Emily Perez | The Intelligent Vocalist Podcast

In this episode of The Intelligent Vocalist, I talk with Sacramento Pop Choir Managing Director Emily Perez about singing as an emotional music language, a birthright, and a built-in communication system.
Episode Highlights:
- Singing is a skill that can be learned and improved
- Singing connects people with themselves, others, and nature
- Learning to work on your voice can make it a glorious and rich instrument
To find out more about Emily and her programs, visit www.macondomusic916.com
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[@stewiegriffin993]

This was both fascinating and comforting to listen to, my experience was pretty much the same as Emily described - somebody had told me at a crucially impressionable age that I don't 'have the ear' for singing and the shame just became ingrained, so I just discarded the desire to sing for a long time. I would go on to learn guitar and develop my ear really well, but it's taken me now to my very late twenties to ALLOW myself to think 'hey, I do have the ear for it, I love to sing anyway and this probably CAN be learned'. Thanks for this episode, a much needed topic :)

[@JohnHennyVocalStudio]

So glad it was helpful!