Hello Jeff, have recently discovered and devoured most of your baritone exercises and this one is the true challenge. Thanks for the high quality of your work. Had been using the same warm up exercises for years and now is the time to rise to new sounds. Merci encore from Paris, FR.
Thanks for the videos, especially for the longer (> 20 minutes) ones. Getting ready for choir reentry and these are extremely helpful. Your exercises are straight from my private lessons many years ago!
Really glad a producer referred me to your RUclips! Kick ass stuff! Got a range D2 to G4 and want to work that low end to get low and loud! Having trouble finding that lower resonance consistently! Keep up the great work Jeff! Nice to meet you!
You are my daily date at 11am for 30 minutes or so. I have recently bought some of your lessons from your website, so when I go outback to the central Australian deserts I can keep up my practice (with howling dingos and clicking kangaroos, just to fill in the romance of the scene for you). However, I noted a limited range of lessons for sale. I wonder if you could make a few more, specifically bass lessons, for sale, notable this one, which is fantastic.
That's amazing! I love the thought of you vocalizing in the outback. So cool! Thank yo for sharing that story! There are only a limited number because I only figured out how to incorporate them into the website after I'd already done a couple hundred videos. It's a long story... I thought I had put this one up there though...and I did, here it is: www.jeffrolka.com/product/agility-warm-february-2018-bass-baritone/ Best! Jeff
I found this slightly challenging. Maybe I should focus more on bass baritone warmups? But I notice you don't have a lot of bass baritone warmups on your channel Jeff. Thanks for all you do though.
i wish id knew how to do that exercise correctly at 09:55 i just cant do it without tension and cant stay on rhythm but all the other exercises are easier to follow so im not sure whats going on with me
wwemj213, focus on the range of notes, not precisely landing on each note except the beginning and high notes. It won't sound pretty, but this is a warm-up. At some point, some in-person lessons would be helpful. Also, working scales VERY slowly will help. Working from slow to fast.
My entire vocal range is D#2 or E2 to G4 or G#4, also I can go up to E5 or F5 with falsseto, I have to say I have no vocal technique, what is my most probably vocal type?
Hello, how old are you? I am 17 and have nearly same range. (D2-D4, falsseto same) My teacher said im bass-baritone but I have potential to sing high as baritone... It matters, how colorful voice you have.. (power or voice, bright, deep, pure or "damaged" or basic tone (which are you talking normally - mine A2-Bb2)... So many possibilities. I sing in choir bass and I am feeling comfortable :) You must just feel it, which type of voice ,when are you singing, feel comfortable. But I think you are probably some kind of bass-baritone. I hope that, I have helped you. Good luck at singing.
In the morning i can reach D2 and some days C#2, i know It doesnt counts un vocal range, but maybe its an indicative of how low i can go if i work correctly in technique and espesially in relaxation
@@chizo1205 hmm nice :) Mine super comfortable notes are F2-G3 and easy to sing Eb2-C4...But male voice developes itself for 25-27 years, so there are a lack of expectable changes in it. (Super-Low notes can dissapear and high notes can appear :D ) But ye you are right... Good technique is basic but super hard think, which you must have. And it depends what do you want to sing...Like Opera, POP or musical... Principally enjoy singing, than deal with other things. :)
It's a semi-occluded vocalization. In short, the lips take some of the weight of the air column off of the vocal folds allowing them to change shape more easily. The movement of the lips also helps us track airflow. Best! Jeff
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- Extremely Rare Vocal Coach
Love it--may you be richly rewarded for your generosity.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Jeff
thank you so much for making this, the minor twist in the plot at the end was awesome.
I just realized Jeff that your dialogue is very posh and sophisticated!!
I find that doing this warm up in trills in my speaking range as a bass baritone has helped increase my range ironically to sing any male range
It can work like this 😃
Hello Jeff, have recently discovered and devoured most of your baritone exercises and this one is the true challenge. Thanks for the high quality of your work. Had been using the same warm up exercises for years and now is the time to rise to new sounds. Merci encore from Paris, FR.
I loved how dark I sound in the last exercise. Cheers to my neighbors.
right? like😂
Always a professional and a gentleman.
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Jeff
Thanks for the videos, especially for the longer (> 20 minutes) ones. Getting ready for choir reentry and these are extremely helpful. Your exercises are straight from my private lessons many years ago!
Favorite vocal coach on RUclips!
I’m learning Indian Classical music and I use your vocal exercises everyday before beginning my lesson!
Perfectly balanced and organised practice session!
I'm grateful I found your page. Thank your for the excellent material.
I love the minor exercise at the end. More of those, please!
I really liked this one, it was making me towards the end so I enjoyed doing the excercises !!! 😃
Really glad a producer referred me to your RUclips! Kick ass stuff! Got a range D2 to G4 and want to work that low end to get low and loud! Having trouble finding that lower resonance consistently! Keep up the great work Jeff! Nice to meet you!
This is a superbly designed video.
Really love your Videos Sir.
Thank you for taking time and making these videos. ❤
You are my daily date at 11am for 30 minutes or so. I have recently bought some of your lessons from your website, so when I go outback to the central Australian deserts I can keep up my practice (with howling dingos and clicking kangaroos, just to fill in the romance of the scene for you). However, I noted a limited range of lessons for sale. I wonder if you could make a few more, specifically bass lessons, for sale, notable this one, which is fantastic.
That's amazing! I love the thought of you vocalizing in the outback. So cool! Thank yo for sharing that story!
There are only a limited number because I only figured out how to incorporate them into the website after I'd already done a couple hundred videos. It's a long story...
I thought I had put this one up there though...and I did, here it is:
www.jeffrolka.com/product/agility-warm-february-2018-bass-baritone/
Best!
Jeff
I use your videos daily
Thanks a lot. I have a teacher once a week and your videos daily. I am baritono and use comfortable te tenor videos too. Thanks.
These are amazing!! Thank you so much
quality lesson thanking you!
I really love your videos, discover you since a days ago and thank you for all your baritone videos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🫶🏻
Welcome!
I found this slightly challenging. Maybe I should focus more on bass baritone warmups? But I notice you don't have a lot of bass baritone warmups on your channel Jeff.
Thanks for all you do though.
Very helpful, thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind and very generous Super Thanks! I really appreciate it!
Love your videos, you help me a lot!
Wonderful! Thank you for watching!
Jeff
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Thank you for all this. And I really enjoyed the minor
Best!
ia hars to know when you start after the countdown, very confusing
i wish id knew how to do that exercise correctly at 09:55
i just cant do it without tension and cant stay on rhythm
but all the other exercises are easier to follow so im not sure whats going on with me
wwemj213, focus on the range of notes, not precisely landing on each note except the beginning and high notes. It won't sound pretty, but this is a warm-up. At some point, some in-person lessons would be helpful. Also, working scales VERY slowly will help. Working from slow to fast.
jeff please make agility for high baritone
thanks my from spanish
very confusing when u start playing just the harmony sequence in piano. You go to fast
You might try using the gear to slow the video down-I hope that helps!
My entire vocal range is D#2 or E2 to G4 or G#4, also I can go up to E5 or F5 with falsseto, I have to say I have no vocal technique, what is my most probably vocal type?
Hello, how old are you? I am 17 and have nearly same range. (D2-D4, falsseto same) My teacher said im bass-baritone but I have potential to sing high as baritone... It matters, how colorful voice you have.. (power or voice, bright, deep, pure or "damaged" or basic tone (which are you talking normally - mine A2-Bb2)... So many possibilities. I sing in choir bass and I am feeling comfortable :) You must just feel it, which type of voice ,when are you singing, feel comfortable. But I think you are probably some kind of bass-baritone. I hope that, I have helped you. Good luck at singing.
@@michalcupa3715 Hello, thanks for your answer, thats helpful, im 19 right now,
In the morning i can reach D2 and some days C#2, i know It doesnt counts un vocal range, but maybe its an indicative of how low i can go if i work correctly in technique and espesially in relaxation
@@chizo1205 hmm nice :) Mine super comfortable notes are F2-G3 and easy to sing Eb2-C4...But male voice developes itself for 25-27 years, so there are a lack of expectable changes in it. (Super-Low notes can dissapear and high notes can appear :D ) But ye you are right... Good technique is basic but super hard think, which you must have. And it depends what do you want to sing...Like Opera, POP or musical... Principally enjoy singing, than deal with other things. :)
@@michalcupa3715 Thanks for your answer dude, I appreciate It so much :)
What is the science behind lip trills?
It's a semi-occluded vocalization. In short, the lips take some of the weight of the air column off of the vocal folds allowing them to change shape more easily. The movement of the lips also helps us track airflow.
Best!
Jeff
What Jeff said it also forces you to engage your diaphragm
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