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Singing Warmup with Dez Childs - Trills and Humming

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Uploaded by on Nov 28, 2011

http://www.virtualvoicelessons.net
Dez Childs of VirtualVoiceLessons.Net takes you through a warm up that includes her favorite exercise - Trills! Then she does both closed and open mouth hums. Learn these great vocal warmup techniques for singers.

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  • makes me fell better 2 thanks

  • Really helpful video. Thanks so much for posting. How long do you warm up for?

  • oh it got the hang of it :P nevermind haha(*'.')

  • @xpapercliche Good question! I would say the lips because you want lips to keep vibrating as you do the exercise. If you don't direct the energy towards the lips then they will probably stop. Make sure you add enough sound behind the trill as well. Do the scales with them. Thanks for stopping by!

  • So, should the lip trills be directed toward vibration in the lips or the back of the throat?

  • @DezChildsMusic I think you are the princess Soa Cah Toa. Teach me everything you know!

  • And 3.) Please visit Dezchildsmusic for more fun videos, visit my Fb page and check out my twitter @dezchildsmusic. Thank u!

  • LOL 1. I'm sorry about your dog, and 2. I'm sorry but I'm married to my dream man :) enjoy my videos though

  • me making those sounds with my mouth is making my dog go crazy!

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