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This time of year we're gearing up for concerts of all sorts, or maybe just singing round the Christmas Tree, or in church, or by the photocopier for the office party. Wherever your debut will be, ensure good articulation by using these tips!

I demonstrate and count through the square breathing technique

A poem and a chat

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The list is included on the resources section of my website www.midwintertuition.co.uk

Thinking about how to say these words - using the last sound of the verb, rather than relying on memory!

This is an episode to help people Keep In Touch with me - I just briefly go through some ways you can contact me if you need any help. Short and simple!

Let's think about letters we do not pronounce in English

A child asked me this week - "Can I change my voice forever?" Here are some tips to help you towards this aim...

Have a listen to some examples of contracted words (such as I'm, he's, she'd etc) and listen to some of the common mistakes people make. Listen and repeat the smooth transition from vowel to consonant. The list will be available on my website - www.midwintertuition.co.uk

A few tongue exercises and mentions of my products

A silly song and a short chat!

Let's stretch out the vowel sounds that we should begin our vocal training with. A simple set of sounds that we use all the time.

HummingAhhingUsing consonants with ahhhhFluttersBring the voice forward

Breathing, posture and capacity exercises.

Pauline lists the best ways to use your voice on the phone

A discussion of the differences and similarities between the two alveolar sounds. Go to www.midwintertuition.co.uk for more details

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Let's try some words that begin with w followed by the short oo sound. It's very tricky! Take it slow. Use a mirror if needed.

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Dover Beach by Matthew Arnold

Some examples and a short explanation given

A revision aid for current students although listeners can hear the intonation and pronunciation of many common sounds, words and phrases. It's at a bit of a pace and split over two podcasts.