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Summary: Teach kids to warm up their voices before singing; learn how plus get expert tips on teaching children about music in this free child music instruction video.
Dani Rhodes is a professional actress, singer, dancer & musician, based in New York City. She also teaches all of the above throughout New York. Ms. Rhodes is a proud member of Actors...read more
" The next thing we will do is warm up sounds of our voices with a little bit of "la la la," okay? Ready? La la la la la la la la la--Listen--la la la la la la la la la, that’s right. la la la la la la la la la. Now mingee mingee. Mingee mingee mingee mingee mingee feels different in there, doesn’t it. Mingee mingee mingee mingee mingee. Now mingee mingee aah. Mingee mingee mingee mingee aah, do it mingee mingee mingee mingee ah, mingee mingee mingee mingee ahh now we are going to go…"
eHow Article: How to Teach Kids About Voice Warmups Before Singing
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