How to Sing Harmony

The fun and easy way to sing harmony, even if you’re a complete beginner.

Singing vocal harmony can be daunting for some singers because you’re worried about hitting a ‘bum note’ and sounding horrible or because you keep getting influenced by the other person and switch to their melody line instead of sticking to your harmony.

The truth is that singing harmony is all about your musical hearing. Yep, that and a few good tricks to know how to do it easily. I have some really fun ‘how to sing vocal harmony’ videos for you on this page, so let’s jump straight in and practice with the first vid below.

Nicola x

Sing Vocal Harmony - Nicola Milan

How to Sing Vocal Harmony

The fun and easy way to sing harmony, even if you’re a complete beginner

=

Learn how to 'hear' harmony easily

Develop super musical hearing to help you listen into the music and pick out the right harmony notes to sing.

=

Discover the secret to not hitting a 'bum note'

There’s a trick to singing harmony that sounds good, is easy and avoids hitting bum notes!

=

Learn off the pros and see how they do it

We’ll break down some harmony and learn off existing songs to see how they create harmony that sounds fantastic.

=

Discover the secret to not hitting a 'bum note'

There’s a trick to singing harmony that sounds good, is easy and avoids hitting bum notes!

=

Start making up your own harmony from scratch

Yep! We’ll also look at how to create your own vocal harmony from scratch. Its so much fun!

How to Stick to Your Part

Easy Harmony Songs For Beginners

Here are 10 easy harmony songs for beginner singers:

  1. London’s Burning
  2. The Sound of Silence (Simon & Garfunkel)
  3. Can’t Help Falling In Love (Elvis Presley)
  4. Look for old folk songs like ‘Scarborough Fair’ – these all have really simple melodies and chord progressions, making them easy to harmonise over.
  5. Fields Of Gold (Sting)
  6. Mr Sandman (The Chordettes)
  7. Anything from the Andrew’s Sisters
  8. California Dreamin’ (The Mamas & The Papas)
  9. Christmas Carols like ‘Silent Night’ are super easy
  10. Nursery rhymes are a good place to start

Try these tutorials next!

Ready to learn more and improve faster?

Join my six week Singing Academy and build the voice you’ve always wanted.

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This