Singing Terms Explained (Without the Jargon)

Singing terminology can feel confusing, intimidating, or unnecessarily complicated — especially when you’re just trying to sing.
Words like pitch, tone, timbre, resonance, breath support, head voice, mixed voice, vibrato, and placement get thrown around constantly… often without anyone explaining what they actually mean in real, practical terms.

In this video, I break down common singing and music terms in plain language — without anatomy overload, academic jargon, or rigid “rules.”

This is not about memorizing definitions. It’s about understanding what people mean when they use these words — and how they actually show up in your voice.

You’ll learn:
• What pitch, tone, and timbre really refer to — and how they differ
• The definitions of breath support, breath control, and what’s up with the diaphragm
• The difference between the registers like chest voice, head voice, mixed voice, and falsetto
• What singers mean when they talk about vibrato, dynamics, agility, placement, and more
• Basic music terms every singer hears all the time — explained simply

This video is especially helpful if you’ve ever felt lost in voice lessons, rehearsals, or online tutorials because the language felt vague or overcomplicated.

The goal isn’t to make you sound “technical.”
It’s to help you understand the language so you can focus on actually singing.

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