How to Choose the Right Songs for Your Voice – Ramsey Voice Studio

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJfZruR_SQE

Summary

Summary

In Episode 9 of Octave Higher TV, Matt Ramsey discusses the importance of song choice and repertoire in music. He shares his love for David Bowie and how his music has the ability to capture people’s attention and make them dance. He also introduces a playlist called the Octave Higher East Mixtape featuring songs from various great singers for their beauty, technique, and difficulty.

Highlights

• Emotional Connection
• Dynamic Changes
• Interesting Melodies

Key Takeaways

• The importance of song choice in connecting with listeners
• Creating emotional impact through song selection
• Combining challenging techniques with emotional resonance

Reason for Playlist Creation:
The creator made the playlist to help those who are unsure about what songs to work on or want recommendations. It is designed for everyone and users can add their favorite local highlights by connecting with the creator on Facebook.

Key Criteria for a Great Repertoire:

1. Emotional Connection
2. Dynamic Changes
3. Interesting Melodies

Technique vs. Emotional Connection:
While technique is important, the creator suggests finding interesting songs first that resonate emotionally before adding good technique to them.

Example Song:
„A Way to Go“ by Ray Lamontagne, which despite not-so-good technique has an emotional impact and amazing melody.

Summary

Matt Ramsey encourages us to find our own voice through music and explore the meaning of love. He recommends checking out his East Mixtape playlist, adding personal touches, and taking risks with beloved songs. He believes others will learn from it too, but acknowledges that everyone is an expert in their own musical knowledge.