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"you need to be in shape" Aretha Franklin would beg to differ!
HellraiserC197 4 months ago
@HellraiserC197 ..."warming up and exercises are the best way to do that." He is referring to the muscles involved with singing being in shape. 00:15, in case you need more contextual clues at how to follow an argument/opinion.
mattgonzales89 2 months ago
WHAT A JOKE!
Wally773MTG 8 months ago
These vocalises would work for music theatre but for opera one needs pure vowels.
Bigman240 11 months ago
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I did an Art of living course where they taught Pranayam, yoga and a special breathing technique .. I have been practising that and my Vocal strength and stamina has increased manifolds :)
mohitl1985 11 months ago
My music teacher has us sing tongue twisters. Seriousy try it! Get quicker and quicker on the same note. Try:)
majorcuties9720 1 year ago
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1.put ur hand over ur mouth
2.make a wish
3.put it over ur heart for 4 5 seconds
4.post on 3 pages
5. 2marrow ur wish will come true
Beibersbiggestfan 1 year ago
THANK FOR SHARING.
edylin58 1 year ago 2
thank you for teaching me how to hum ....
fireballs69 2 years ago
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PrinceOF9Imagination 2 years ago
aahahahaha
manoverboard24 2 years ago
quite effective....thnx
inclinedmusically 2 years ago 4
Good suggestions for warmups! Happy to see this information out there. Another warmup I like to use to relax my lips/jaw/tongue is to take a single pitch, and then sing a sustained rolled r on it: rrrrrrrrrrrrr- or to blow a sustained raspberry on the pitch: bbbbbbbb. It sounds pretty funny, but I can't do it right if things are tense!
StevenPierceLumpkin 2 years ago 8
Explain?
stinex13 2 years ago