Harmony Practice: A Daily Tune, and You Sing the Third Below
Every day DailyVocal has a new four-note tune in C major. You hear the tune, then your harmony part a third below it on its own, then both together. Then the tune plays and you sing your part under it, and each note is marked: held, close, missed, or pulled onto the tune, which is the hardest habit in harmony singing to break. With headphones you sing along with the tune; without them, you sing your part straight after it. Three tries a day, a streak, and a result to share. Free, no account, nothing recorded: only the pitch is read.