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Introduction to Vocal Exercises
What Is Proper Singing Posture?
How to Practice Scale Notes for Vocal Exercise
How to Hydrate Vocal Chords
How to Use the Diaphragm for Vocal Exercises
How to Practice Diction for Vocal Exercises
How to Use a Piano for Vocal Exercises
How to Warm Up for Vocal Exercises
How to Sing Vowels for Vocal Exercises
How to Do Upper Range Vocal Exercises
How to Increase Singing Endurance
How to Do Lip Roll Vocal Exercises
How to Exercise Vocal Dynamics
How to Repair Vocal Chords After Performances
Summary of Vocal Exercises
Learn the basics of exercising the vocal chords in this free how-to video clip on voice training exercises.… More
Vocal exercises begin with a low hum and develop into longer vowel sounds of varying pitch. Practice vocal… More
Learn techniques on practicing diction for vocal exercises in this free how-to video on exercising the voc… More
Learn techniques on how to master vowel placement when singing for vocal exercises in this free how-to vid… More
Learn how to use a piano or keyboard to practice vocal exercises in this free how-to video on voice traini… More
Learn lip bubble vocal exercises to avoid vocal cord damage from bad technique with singing and vocal trai… More
Learn techniques on warming up your voice for vocal exercises in this free how-to video on exercising the … More
Learn singing tips on reducing dependence on hearing your own voice to perform with proper vocal technique… More
Learn techniques on singing in the upper range of the voice, in this free how-to video on exercising the v… More
Learn techniques on using the diaphragm for vocal exercises in this free how-to video on exercising the vo… More
A vocal cool down is very important after a performance or extensive singing to prevent vocal chord injury… More
Learn the difference between the chest voice and the head voice in this free how-to video lesson on female… More
A singer should avoid foods that produce phlegm or cause regurgitation in the esophagus, such as dairy, wh… More
For years professional singers have been touring the country and singing with a sore throat. There is a we… More
Watch Introduction to Sight Singing in this free voice lesson video from our sight singing expert and awar… More
Summary: Learn techniques on how to master vowel placement when singing for vocal exercises in this free how-to video on exercising the vocal chords.
Cass Naumann’s voice has been described as soulful, elegant, deep and captivating. Trained in classical piano since age five, she has been writing music and singing since she can...read more
"We are discussing exercising your voice. In this segment we are going to talk about vowel consonant placement in the mouth. So when you are singing an E sound, it is forward your tongue is behind your teeth and you can also sing through a smile, it is going to make you sound little bit brighter, so… also in the vowel F each of these sounds move farther back in the throat so E is your most forward vowel sound and…. a little bit farther back but every time you sing when you think about dot you are seeing straight through that dot, so your sound is still sound as forward as possible and the further the sound is back is the ahh. This sound is so coming back of the throat pushing forward through that whole forward. The Ahh sound you want to drop your jaw as far as possible… with the tongue down in front of the teeth."
eHow Article: How to Sing Vowels for Vocal Exercises
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marcaaron said
on 4/20/2009 This series is very informative and helpful for a beginner, this lesson in particular. The one fault (among many strengths) is most obvious in this clip -- the video ends before the lesson is complete. Hard to find songs that only use the few vowel sounds shown here, and there's not even a plug such as "to see the entire vowel placement exercise please make a PayPal contribution of $x.xx at..."
evuser12334 said
on 8/2/2008 THANK YOU !!!!! YOU REALLY HAVE LESSON THAT HELP YOUR VOICE!!!