For many singers, the healthiest part of the voice is in the middle range. This exercise begins in that “sweet spot” (for most) and gently descends.

Evoking Sound: The Choral Warm-Up Methods, Prodcedures, Planning, and Core Vocal Exercises. ... Warm-ups serve to build vocal technique, teach style ...

SLUR: Indicates that two or more notes are to be played in one physical stroke, one uninterrupted breath, or (on instruments with neither breath nor bow) ...

○ Warm-ups as your main instructional time for vocal technique. ○ Warm-ups also can be (and should be) influenced by your repertoire. ○ Have a primary ...

Exercises could include, but are not limited to, some of the following: articulation, tonal control, dexterity, expression, breath control and ...

Sing on [u] or [o]. Raise arms as you sing-drop hands to shoulders when you breathe. Page 10. • Work to make all vocal exercises during the warm-up musical and ...

Vocal—Pitch Exercises. Vocal pitch exercises (intervals, scales, chords, and so on) are designed to aid in the development of tonal vocabulary skills.

This document contains a series of vocal exercises using musical notes. The exercises progress from single notes to short phrases using the notes of the musical ...

Effective vocal exercises to enhance your public speaking skills: Breath Control Exercises. Humming Exercise. To warm up vocal cords and improve resonance.

By these Exercises the Master may acquire a knowledge of the vocal organs of the Pupil ; ... what great importance the exercise of the Scales is for the ...