A Hearing-Impaired Singer Tells Us What It's Like... 🎧

Published: Thu, 02/04/21

Sing Well & Live Happier with Barbara Lewis
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Hello Friends & Fellow Singers,

As always, I'd like to welcome all my new subscribers! And thank you to those who bought my song, Lullaby for a Deep Sleep (mentioned below).Your purchases help me to continue my work. Much appreciated!

This week, singer Claire Duchesneau, who is hearing impaired talks about what it means to sing with hearing aids. And she offers other singers advice for those who may be worried about their hearing. You'll hear song excerpts from her CD, Not Until Today. She also told me that she believes that "singing is a human right." She's a force!

As always, if you have any questions about singing that you would like me to consider for a video, please do so here: barbaramusic.2011@gmail.com. Use the subject heading: Video Suggestion.

I wish you great singing!

My best,

Barbara

If you find that Stage Fright is a problem for you, look here:
Stage Fright - 12 Powerful Tools To Help You Beat it.
My stage fright guide has taught many singers proven ways to overcome this kind of fear. I learned these things while performing and teaching singing for over 35 years. (Here's my (free) video that outlines some of these ideas.)

Lullaby for a deep sleep - Many of us are feeling occasional dips into nervous anxiety after such a long time dealing with the pandemic. I wrote a song some time ago that I created to give comfort to people who have suffered great loss and grief. Listen and purchase here.