Susan Anders

We have a lot of singing methods available at a reduced price: the workout guidebooks have slightly bent covers, the CDs have scratched or cracked jewel cases. The CDs and inside pages of the books are pristine. Check them out here.

This is from my blog a few years back, just posting it here now after talking to a student who needed some encouragement. How I Con Myself Into Warming Up

I've had so much fun lately wearing my teaching hat to work with singers everywhere--my newest student is in Kuwait! Then I put on my artist hat to do interviews to promote my new album 13 Women, songs inspired by women from US history. It was released 3/5/21 in honor of Women's History Month.

The pandemic has made 2020 a rough year for singers physically, emotionally, and financially. I write about this and how to safely get back to singing in this new blog.

Sorry for my delay in posting this blog--unfortunately all of the info is still very relevant.

I'm teaching all lessons via Skype or Zoom while we all are sheltering at home. I hope you all are healthy and safe. If you are a frontline worker I thank you for your dedication.

    We've added twelve new songs to the app, all available via in-app purchase. If you already own the app you'll find them in the Song Store. If you have the Android version the songs are available now. For iPhones and iPads please update to version 3.5 so the new songs download correctly. 
  
    Here are the new songs we added: 
  
Sound of Silence                         Stand By Me 
Seven Bridges Road                   Shallow 
Let it Be           True Colors         The Rose 
What a Beautiful Name               Reckless Love 
How Great Thou Art                    Carol of the Bells 
What a Friend We Have in Jesus    
  
    Song arrangement info, difficulty level, and keys are on the song info page at SingHarmonies.com. 
  
The Sing Harmonies iPhone App 
  
The Sing Harmonies Android App

I've taken a break from working on my next album 13 Women to arrange and produce twelve new songs to add to the Sing Harmonies App--the songs include Seven Bridges Road, Shallow, Sound of Silence, and What a Beautiful Name. They'll be available via in-app purchase mid-summer.

I've been thoroughly enjoying the new releases from Mary Bragg and Scott Ramminger. Mary is a friend who has sung on some of the Sing Harmonies App songs, and Scott is a talented student of mine.

Mary is a top-notch singer whose voice stands out among the many wonderful singers in Nashville, and her new release VIOLETS AS CAMOUFLAGE is filled with beautiful melodies and deep lyrics, as well as excellent Americana-style production.

Scott's new release RISE UP has eight original songs ranging from flat-out blues to jazz standards, all with smart lyrics, soulful vocals, and tasty musicianship from Scott and his band.

Check them out!

A talented young singer who studies with me sent me three questions for a homework assignment. Here are my answers.