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Learn to Sing Harmony in Bluegrass Music

Posted on October 17, 2025

Austin Scelzo has just released an amazing new app that teaches you how to sing harmony parts to bluegrass songs. In this video Austin demonstrates the app and explains how to use it and how to access it. If you want to learn how to sing harmony parts for bluegrass songs, this app will help you get there by teaching you the parts and providing opportunities to practice. Watch the video and then check it out!

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