ISBN 9781610657860. This book teaches non-classical or pop-style singers how to pronounce lyrics in American English. Its primary audience is singers with English as a second language, but all singers of pop music, and indeed anyone wishing to improve their vocal technique, can benefit from this book. Through the use of the International Phonetic Alphabet, which assigns a specific symbol to each consonant and vowel sound, singers can immediately produce American sounds devoid of any local accents. Each sound is taught through a list of several practice words, photographs of mouth positions, and examples on the accompanying online audio. Includes access to online audio.

Progressive study of the theory and practice of music.
At the end of the course (10 lessons) you will be able to sing a medium difficulty score simply following the step by step videos and practicing to associate "notes you sing" to "notes you see scroll" in the video
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1st Lesson: Solfeggio sung n. 1
Treble clef;
Key of C Major;
joint degrees;
Full, minimum, crotchet and quaver

Singer's Musical Theory is multi-level series of workbooks designed to help singers learn music reading and theory. The books include over 100 pages of useful information including links to the Singer's Musical Theory website for instructional videos, and some pretty silly stuff. Materials included: Sight singing, both melodic and rhythmic, an explanation the origins of modern notation, worksheets covering clefs, rhythm, triads, key signatures, the circle of 5ths, solfege, musical terms, IPA and composer information. Answer sheets are included. This series is designed to be used as preparation for the Music Teachers' Association of California® Certificate of Merit® testing, and is useful for any singer seeking music literacy.