Intermediate Singing Lessons with Singing Made Easy ~ Level 5

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of Looking for intermediate singing lessons? Then you’ll love the newest level of the Singing Made Easy series called Singing Made Easy ~ Level 5.

Intermediate Singing Lessons with Singing Made Easy ~ Level 5 from Music in Our Homeschool

**Who is Singing Made Easy ~ Level 5 for?**

Level 5 is more advanced than Levels 1-4. The earlier levels are not a pre-requisite, but if you haven’t done any singing lessons before, you might want to do those first.

There are five levels of Singing Made Easy plus Christmas Carols Made Easy.

Be watching for the 30% off special pricing during each launch week! The regular price of each is $37.

Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Christmas Carols Made Easy (coming October 19)
Bundle of all 6 courses will be available in November.

Learn more about the Intermediate Singing Lessons here:

Singing Made Easy ~ Level 5 includes:

Level 5 Lessons and Sheet Music (pdf)
Audio MP3 files (vocal demonstration and accompaniment)
Video vocal demonstrations
6 Vocal Warmup Exercises (MP3s, Videos, and Lessons pdf)

Ten Level 5 Songs:

He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands
Cradle Song (German, 2 parts)
Summer Is A-Comin’ In (Round)
The Harp That Once Through Tara’s Halls (2 parts)
The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring
Comin’ Through the Rye
Happy Wanderer (Descant)
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean
Cherry Blossoms (Japanese)
Virgin’s Slumber Song

See a Free Preview of Intermediate Singing Lessons!

Click here to see a free preview of lesson #7 “Happy Wanderer.” You’ll get the sheet music, audio demonstration, audio accompaniment, and video! Click here for the free preview.

More Details about the Intermediate Singing Lessons

Singing Made Easy ~ Level 5 begins with “He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands.” Students enjoy adding hand gestures once they have the song memorized.

Included in this set are some songs you may recognize, such as “Cradle Song” by Brahms (in German) and “Virgin’s Slumber Song,” a well-known Christmas carol. The round, “Summer Is A-Comin’ In,” can be sung in two to six parts if there are enough people. Those who enjoy hiking will love singing “The Happy Wanderer.” There is a famous Japanese folk song, “Cherry Blossoms,” and students relish singing in Japanese, maybe for the first time in their lives. There is a pronunciation guide for all foreign language songs.

A widely known favorite is “The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring” from The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan. An Irish ballad, “The Harp That Once Through Tara’s Halls” in two-part harmony will bring tears to the eyes of the audience when performed with appropriate expression.

Students can sing along with the voice tracks on the included MP3s until they know the songs and then with the included accompaniment tracks only.

This set, although more difficult than the previous books, is definitely worth the work. When students perform these songs, they have a real sense of accomplishment that they’ve improved in vocal technique and learned how to sing in parts!

Giveaway:

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Peter and Piper’s quiet life on Honolulu comes to an abrupt close when Aunt Edie and Uncle Horatio arrive for a surprise visit along with the Adleman Sisters. With no foreseeable end to WWII in sight, Piper and her cousins learn to trust God in the unknown and in the process discover what really matters. 12+

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