About

Hello singers!

Singing Television is a unique online video weblog for singers of all types, young, old, professional, amateur, and beginners.  It’s the world’s most innovative new way to take voice lessons, and offered up for absolutely free.  Viewers watch Singing TV and write questions via comments and emails to generate ideas for new episodes on voice lessons, singing tips, and interviews.  Aspiring or accomplished, everyone can find something on Singing Television that will help them learn how to sing, perform, read, write, or communicate how to sing better.  You can, too!  You can even watch Singing Television in secret until you’re ready for your world to hear your new voice.

Please take advantage of the comments section to leave your comments as well as ask questions or give subject ideas for me to cover.  I’ll soon be instituting a live session where you can join me and ask your singing questions live.  Thanks for visiting, sing your heart out, and please, SPREAD THE WORD!

Singing TV.com.  Making Singing Simple.

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  • haviva solomon

    How wonderful that you are doing this website. I have always wanted to sing at worship service. I think with the exercises you have posted, I will be in better control of my voice in a short while. How happy I that you are there! Thanks!

  • http://saraleib.wordpress.com saraleib

    Thanks so much, Haviva! I hope that you’ll subscribe and tell all of your friends! Feel free to comment on your questions that you have. I’ll try and answer them here by comment of video!

  • blue

    woohoo! great job getting this together.

  • http://sites.google.com/site/susanhuckle/ Susan Huckle

    AWESOME site! Thank you so much for working with our Rocky Horror cast the other day, you were so helpful and fun to work with!

  • Lucretia

    This is a wonderful and informative site. I wanted to know in addition to singing riffs and runs, what are some good exercises for just singing a solid note (without any bumps/vibrato), just a good solid straight tone.

  • T123con

    I tried to sign up for your email but when I clicked on the link to confirm, I got the following message. 
    ‘Sorry, but you are looking for something that isn’t here.’

    Maybe this is ok and I am signed up anyway.  Sorry for putting this message here but I couldn’t find another address.

    Your site is great and I’ve learned to breathe correctly just from one view of your video.

  • Loveya.

    Hi!!! thanks for this web blog… its so great to have singer friends… I am a teacher and at the same time still a student… I would like to learn more about runs… do you know some book with vocal runs? musical ideas to develop runs?

  • Alena Jasmine

    Hi Sara! Loving your lessons! You are awesome!

  • MuyoSan

    I really appreciate your teaching style. It’s very helpful. Do you still accept donations?

  • saraleib

    Thanks Alena!

  • saraleib

    Thanks, we sure do!

  • Corina

    Thank you so much for all this important, honest, valuable and enjoyable information.
    You are doing a wonderful job!
    Keep it up and Thanks again.

  • Belinda

    I have been teaching singing for nearly twenty years and I love your site and your work. I’d love to see you compare and contrast some basic vocal exercises demonstrated in varying styles – jazz vs classical vs blues maybe? Just an idea – love everything. Well Done

  • saraleib

    My pleasure, Corina. Thanks!

  • saraleib

    Cool idea, Belinda, thanks!

  • sillygirl52

    How do you make a smooth transition from your chest voice to your head voice to reach higher notes.

  • larry

    This is a great site and quite helpful.I really to know how to split song into part,can you please put up a tutorial on that ?