Could a bad voice ever turn out good? Is there any chance to improve pitch if you’re tone-deaf?

How many people try to sing a few songs (often very hard ones) and just give up thinking they’re not much of a singer. Unfortunately, we’re surrounded by die-hard misconceptions, telling that you either were born talented or were not, without shades, with no possibility of change, leading you to believe that – if you’re not good in singing since the first time – it simply means that you cannot sing at all.

But think about this: your voice is a musical instrument, an amazing and complex one. You would’t expect from anyone to play a Sonata on the piano without previously learning how to actually play the piano, would you? So why do you have those high expectations from your voice?

Though it’s true that you can be more or less gifted, there could be so many different reasons why you don’t hit the pitch or your voice sounds “bad”. And all these reasons can be summed up in this: YOU JUST DON’T KNOW HOW TO USE YOUR VOICE YET. And this is exactly what good voice lessons are for! So, if you like singing, give yourself a chance and try one lesson,  release yourself and enjoy it. Worst case, you’ll be learning something new about your voice and have a good time, though I bet that something as beautiful as unexpected will come of it. I’m sure it will be worth it.