Have you ever listened to your choir and thought: We’re singing the right notes, but something still sounds off?
It’s not always pitch or rhythm—sometimes, it’s singer placement.
We all know: when singers are placed well, the sound transforms—instantly tighter, more unified and more beautiful.
So how do you place your singers for their BEST sound?
In this video, I’ll walk you through:
*My go-to methods for voice placement that improve tone and blend
*Simple changes you can make today for a better overall sound
Click here to watch the video or click the image below
– Dr. Mike
P.S. Want to build a confident, great-sounding choir—even if your singers aren't the strongest?
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Have you ever heard your choir sing out of tune and just shook your head?
It sounded so bad that you knew SOMETHING had to be done
You may have even tried a couple of things like telling them to sing a little higher or that we were falling out of tune
We all know, a choir singing in tune is a MILLION times better than a choir singing FLAT
So how do we get our choir to sing in tune??
In this video, I will share with you:
*The common reason singers go out of tune
*Several quick fixes I use to fix flat singing with my choir
*How to make it STICK so they don't go back to flat singing again!
Click here to watch the video or click the image below
-Dr. Mike
P.S. If you are ready to transform your choir into your dream choir, click here to check out my Choir Essentials Training Program
Have you ever wondered why some of your choir members sing so quietly?
Have you tried saying "a little louder" over and over again, but it just doesn't work?
Here’s the truth:
If your singers aren’t confident in how or when to sing out, they’ll massively hold back.
Without being able to sing out, their sound really doesn't contribute to the group in the way that it could
Plus, pockets of quietness in your choir can affect other singers causing them to sing out less, too
Let's fix this common issue once and for all
In this short video, I’ll show you:
âś…Â Why some singers are so quiet (root causes)
âś…Â How to get them to sing out
âś… Bonus: How to get kids to sing out more (think elementary/middle school)
Click the image below to watch the video, or click here to watch it now
 -Dr. Mike
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Does your choir have members that stick out more than others?
Do you wish your choir sounded more blended and like a choir rather than individual singers?
I've experienced this same issue so many times and frankly, it rarely works to just tell your choir to "blend their sound"
Instead, we have to be smarter and more strategic to get quick results
In this video, I’ll show you how to blend your choir—even when you have already tried telling them to "blend"
This method is the fastest approach to achieving better blend and can get you shockingly fast results!
👉 Click the image below to watch the video on YouTube or click this link
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Whether you’re working with a small parish group or a large community choir, TIME is one resource you never have enough of.
The challenge is not just rehearsing, but rehearsing efficiently—so your singers feel confident, prepared, and energized for their best performance.
In this video, I’ll show you how to lead a focused, productive rehearsal—even when you're short on time. You’ll learn:
How to structure your rehearsal for maximum progress
When to stop and fix things (and when to keep going)
Simple strategies that help your choir retain more in less time
👉 Click the image below to watch the video on YouTube or click this link
P.S. For more advanced topics, check out my course Choir Essentials Training Program
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