Improving your voice requires you to put in the time to do so. Even if you aren't a naturally talented singer, that is okay! You can practice and develop. If you wonder how long you should practice, here are some things to know depending on your level of experience: -Time Spent by Brand New Singers: Brand new singers should take their voice very seriously because they likely won't have the stamina to sing for long periods of time. Usually, new singers are expected to sing continuously for ten minutes a day. Singing ten minutes straight may not sound that difficult on paper, but try it out and maintain the same note throughout this time and see if you can. Building stamina takes time. Don’t push yourself! -Time Spent by Beginners: Beginners taking voice classes to practice thirty minutes a day or more if finding and learning repertoire. Generally, thirty minutes minimum every day is a good start. However, you should always stop practicing if you feel a strain on your vocal cords. -Time Spent by Singing Majors and College Bound Singers: Vocal majors practice two hours or more every day. Not including the time spent learning to sight-sing, and soak up knowledge pertaining to singing such as anatomy, music theory, among others. But don’t over practice. If you want to become a professional singer, click the learn more button to read our vocal program! Atlanta Institute of Music and Media 2875 Breckinridge Blvd #700, Duluth, GA 30096 (770) 242-7717