Singing Warm Up - Full Baritone Range
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Singing Warm Up - Full Range!
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Full Range Singing Warm Up.
Start out with some placement exercises, and quickly moves on to tone matching and agility.
The final exercise is over an octave in range and spans the secondo passaggio (break). This is perhaps one of the most efficient warm ups I've done on RUclips. If you have questions or comments, please leave them in the comment section or join me at my weekly live event, held here on RUclips on Saturdays at 6pm London time.
Thanks for watching!
I don't skip ads just for my man here..a little way of showing gratitude ❤
Your exercises are no doubt the best ones one can find from this media, at least for me they are. Thank you very much!
Excellent! Thank you for watching and enjoy the channel!
All the best!
Jeff
Antti Riikonen Agreed, I always do these warm ups before rehearsals. It's life changing.
Fantastic! Keep it up!
Jeff
The best!
Absoulutely love the final exercise, really challenging
I’m so glad I found this video and channel. It’s great and helps a lot!
This video is one of my favorites. It's challenging and very melodic so it's really fun to sing these execises. Thank you!
You're so welcome!
This is my absolute favorite! I’m bout to do it again. We was rockin!
Despite appearances, I was born to rock! Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it!
Just found this Jeff. Two years old, but I dig it. Love the final vocal ease.
Without any further ado at 0:28 😉 Thanks Jeff! 🐯
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The last exercise is one of my favorites.
Thank you. I love this one. So quick and easy!
Thank you again 🙌🏼
+Bryce Clark
For some reason I couldn't respond to your comment. I am happy to do consultations on Skype. Get in touch via www.voicelessonssf.com
best,
Jeff
Love this warm up
Thank you so much for these videos they are a blessing.
You're welcome!
Jeff
I love seeing Jeff smile like that!!
Thanks for the wonderful class!
Incredibly useful video, i always use this for my warmups now :) Thanks for the content!
You're most welcome! Thank you for watching!!!
Jeff
the best warm up
Fantastic! Always looking forwards to these warm up videos! -Baritone
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words. Enjoy the new warm up!
All the best,
Jeff
Thank you so much, they really are a blessing.
So nice also that you dont spend half the video talking about singing and just get into the singing
Wait until you hear/see the videos this weekend! Basically no talking at all!
Best!
Jeff
Спасибо!
Awesome! Thx Jeff!
Eres el mejor!!! Motivas mucho
thankyou for these videos!
You're very welcome! Enjoy!
Jeff
Where the hell does he get his outfits? He looks like he could be the main character of a tv show about wizards
Most of my shirts are from the Nordstrom Rack. It's the discount shop for Nordstroms. One used to be able to find really nice deals there but last time I went, not so much. Most of my scarves are gifts as my family knows how much I appreciate them. They too are often seconds.
Based on all that, I could be a covert member of the Weasley family! The hair, what's left of it, is obviously a dye job. :-)
Jeff
For the warmup starting at 6:45, what are the progressions?
Super.. You just rule..
That's a great training but I still have one question - why on "NG" you don't lower key as you did before? it is from 2:30 min. I tried this worm up several times and then realized that that part is a bit higher for me. Thank's for attention.
I'm using that there to try to balance the resonance as you ascend into the zona di passaggio. I can understand why that would be difficult, but focus on airflow and the resonance in the aural cavity. If it gets too high, drop out and get back in when you can.
Best,
Jeff
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The NG exercise isn't too high for a baritone?
What's the idea behind the NG-AY and NG-AH? Balance resonance?
Yes! It helps become aware of how much and what type of resonance we're incorporating into our sounds. When you release the 'NG' consonants try to keep the feeling in the aural cavity the same. Particularly around the nasal pharynx.
Best!
Jeff
Jeff Rolka Yes that's what I thought. Thanks! So, should I keep the palate raised after the NG and carry that resonance over or should I drop it but keep the resonance?
Keep it raised!
Best,
Jeff
Jeff Rolka Thanks again! Should I add a little nasality?
Hi where are you U. S live events? Lord god thanks for the video, ..may the road rise to meet you and the wind be at your back...
Thank you so much! I'm in California these days!
Jeff
As an educator, sometimes you paced a little quick for the vocalist. I could tell that you were taking a comfortable tempo in your hands, but with a slightly beginner, or experimenting vocalist it would be increasingly difficult to follow along with you. Just breathe deeper and slower when you play piano and consciously compensate for the vocalist. Trying to follow along, I felt rushed and like i didn't have adequate time to learn the warmup pattern.
Thanks for your feedback! That is in part why I have the beginner's playlist:
ruclips.net/p/PL2mQP7sE6PHg8wjZBjfJ3HGVqjxBF2swE
and:
ruclips.net/p/PL2mQP7sE6PHjuVYyVgdo7VMtwSQvvCHC-
the latter of which is meant specifically to orient those not accustomed to the patterns that are frequently used in vocal instruction.
Thanks!
Jeff
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