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Posture Exercises for Female Voice Training
Proper Breathing for Female Voice Training
Jaw Placement Exercise for Female Voice Training
Soft Palette Exercises for Female Voice Training
Matching Pitch Exercises for Female Voice Training
Tuning Exercises for Female Voice Training
Female Voice Training for Sharp & Flat
Ascending & Descending Scales Vocal Warm-Up
Warm Up Scales for Female Voice Training
Warm Up Arpeggiation for Female Voice Training
Warm Up Ascension for Female Voice Training
Warm Up Octaves for Female Voice Training
Basic Solfege Method for Female Voice Training
Singing Intervals with Solfege & Hand Signs
Chest Voice vs. Head Voice in Female Voice Training
Singing with Your Head Voice
How to Transition from Chest Voice to Head Voice
How to Use the Nasal Cavity when Singing
Vocal Phrasing in Female Voice Training
How to Breathe for Proper Vocal Phrasing
Volume Control for Female Voice Training
Proper Singing Diction
Voice Projection when Singing
Facial Expressions when Singing
Stage Presence for Female Singers
How to Choose a Female Singing Style
Summary: Knowing how to sing with a head voice is essential for vocalists and it is important for anyone singing vocals to know when to use a head voice - find out how in this free lesson on female voice training.
Erica Lane es una cantante y maestra de música; se graduó Cum Laude de Texas Tech University en Lubbock, Texas, con un título de Licenciatura en Música. Ella estudió ópera con la...read more
" Hi! I am Erica Lane, I am with Expert Village and I am going to talk about how to train the female voice. Right now, I am talking about the difference between singing with your chest voice and singing with your head voice. Same thing if I want you to sing up here… now if I try to sing that in my chest voice… and I am going to be forced to use my really, really nasally sounding voice that comes from here and comes through my nose in order to achieve that note and it also sounds like I am straining… so at this point up here on the F scale its obvious that I should not be singing in my chest voice at that range. I should go ahead and switch to my head voice… So, it sounds more controlled. I am not straining too hard and it is just an overall better sound, pretty sound. "
eHow Article: Singing with Your Head Voice
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