Don’t just sing.
Be magnificent.

THE MAGNIFICENT SINGER.
For adult singers stuck at "what now?"

Get the voice that makes everyone listen — and dare to see where it takes you.
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✦Singing Magnificence

Every singer has a special “thing” — a singing magnificence.

"If I'm going to sing like someone else, then I don't need to sing at all." — BILLIE HOLIDAY

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**The Map**

**1. Adventures**
Experiment widely until you find what clicks

**2. Curate**
Keep only the good stuff

**3. Mastery**
Fill in gaps and get good, *really* good

**4. Artistry**
Make something special, that could only be yours

5. **Showcase**
No point hiding in the attic

6. **Influence**
Get known for it, make a difference

7. **Reinvent**
Move on

Some ways to start

THE MAGNIFIER

It’s easy to get into a muddle. Sometimes we just need that *tiny* one idea to get motivated again. Join The Magnifier — the magnificent singer newsletter. Ideas for singing, style, projects and exciting possibility.

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SCORECARD

Singing isn’t one-size-fits-all. Ditch the shoulds and do singing your way instead. Take SING the Magnificent Singer Scorecard — find your next best step towards singing magnificence.
*Free · 20 questions · About 5 minutes.*

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1:1 LESSONS

Singing lessons are best when not following a strict plan and are more about connecting your voice with music you want to sing. Churning out identikit singers is not the idea. Confidence and style is found when we align with your Singing Magnificence.

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Love singing? Lost on where next?

Finding your version of magnificent singing.
You don’t need to conquer all elements of singing ( and there’s a lot). But unless you intend to sing entirely to the shower for the next ten years, you do need something. You need your version of magnificent singing that open sesames all the rewards of being magnificent

✦ The adult advantage

Adult singers have a hidden advantage the average 16-year-old simply can not. They have stories, taste, life experience, an opinion or two to call on — and most likely a few scars to show for it too. Incredible for singing. And often the dividing line between singing well and reaching that “the room goes quiet” singing magnificence. It’s the foundations of exceptional singing projects, distinctive artistry and charismatic vocal delivery. Take heart if just getting started — you are already ahead. And if singing for some time now and got lost on your way, it’s likely this is the missing link and what you need to return to. Magnificent times lie ahead, if you let them.

MAP YOUR MAGNIFICENT

✦Where singing can take you

A remarkable voice
A distinctive style and sound
A collection of songs
A recording project
A live show
A choir or vocal group
A creative collaboration
Confidence
New opportunities
A community
A body of work you're proud of

“I started out as someone who had a desire to sing… …but was too painfully nervous to ever perform with confidence as myself in front of crowd. It couldn’t be further from where I am now, in the middle of planning my own Sassy, Swinging Jazz, Cabaret Show. Through The Magnificent Singer I have gained great knowledge and confidence to not only look forward to performing on stage no matter how big or small but also as someone who can turn up with confidence at a last minute gig having never rehearsed with the band!”

—SHARON LENIHAN. SASSY-JAZZ SINGER

Do singing your way

I was fortunate to grow up in a musical household, where music was always just there. Over time, singing led me through classical, jazz, and contemporary styles — and eventually to creating The Magnificent Singer for adults who want to do something more interesting with their singing. Your singing aspirations may be modest or world-conqueringly ambitious — either way, things tend to start happening once you find a direction that fits.

— Elizabeth, Founder of The Magnificent Singer