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Ultimate Vocal Sing-Along: Rock (Male Voice): Male Voice Book & Enhanced CD

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Ultimate Vocal Sing-Along: Rock (Male Voice): Male Voice Book & Enhanced CD

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ABOUT ALFRED'S ULTIMATE VOCAL SING-ALONG SERIES
Alfred's Ultimate Sing-Along books give you everything you need to sing with your favorite songs. Each songbook has the lyrics, music notation, and chords to eight great hits, with lyrics-only pages included. There are two versions of every song on the CD: a full-performance track with an amazing sound-alike recording, and a professional accompaniment track so you can sing along. When you use the CD in your Mac or Windows-based computer, the TNT (Tone 'N' Tempo) Changer lets you easily change the key and temp to individualize the playback for just your voice and style.

Titles (and artists): Wake Me Up When September Ends (Green Day) * Dr. Feelgood (Motley Crue) * Jump (Van Halen) * Photograph (Nickelback) * I Don't Want to Miss a Thing (Aerosmith) * Werewolves of London (Warren Zevon) * Blitzkreig Bop (Ramones) * Just What I Needed (The Cars).

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2 Jump --:--
3 Werewolves Of London --:--

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Additional Details
Series: Ultimate Vocal Sing-Along
Publisher: Alfred Music
ISBN10: 0-7390-4450-8
ISBN13: 978-0-7390-4450-6
UPC: 038081291307
SKU: 00-26520

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Why we love this

The TNT Changer turns practice into something singers actually want to do. Most sing-along books offer static tracks; this one lets you match any key and tempo to your voice without sounding like you're chasing the recording. The song selection spans decades of rock radio staples, so whether your students gravitated toward '70s stadium rock or '90s power ballads, they'll find something that speaks to them.

What to expect

These tracks capture the raw energy of arena rock and the grit of punk while keeping the focus squarely on your voice. The arrangements give you room to breathe and interpret without overwhelming the mix.

Who it's for

Male singers who want to work through recognizable rock songs in a flexible, self-paced format. This book works equally well for high school singers building solo repertoire, community choir members exploring contemporary material, or adult learners returning to singing.

How to get the most out of it

  • Experiment with the key adjustment before committing to a specific transposition. Spend a rehearsal finding what sits naturally in your range without straining at the top or losing power at the bottom.
  • Study the chord charts alongside the melody line. Understanding the harmonic movement deepens your phrasing and helps you land on the right emotional weight in each phrase.
  • Start with the full-performance track first to internalize the arrangement and vocal style, then shift to the accompaniment version when you're ready to own your interpretation.
  • Adjust tempo gradually rather than jumping to your target speed. Lock in each slower iteration before moving up; rushing through tempos builds bad habits that sabotage your muscle memory.

How to use it

Use these pieces as scaffolding for students developing solo concert repertoire or as confidence builders in a vocal techniques class. They also work beautifully as optional extra-curricular material that keeps singers engaged between ensemble rehearsals.

Skills your students will build

  • Transposing melodies by ear and matching pitch to different key centers
  • Reading melody with chord symbols and applying harmonic awareness to phrasing
  • Interpreting rock vocal style, including articulation and dynamic control
  • Matching vocal timbre and style to a recorded accompaniment
  • Sustaining vocal endurance over longer contemporary song forms

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