Tenor vocal warm up to D5
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2021
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Easy tenor vocal warm up to D5
(Action = reaction on vocal mechanisms)
The Monsalve Leyton Method ™
The Old School singing technique
by Giancarlo Monsalve
Based on the Arturo Melocchi method, the Manuel García School, the Ettore Campogalliani School and breathing support of Montserrat Caballé.
#melocchimethod #melocchitechnique #highnotes #vocalcoach #operasinger #giancarlomonsalve
Amazing. You could be your neighborhood, tornado siren 👍
Juskoooo 😂😂😂
Mano
😂😂😂
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
🤣 🤣 🤣 Sure I can 😂😂😂
If i do this excercise my neighbours throw stones on me 😂😂😂
Ha! It sounds like you might need to find a more soundproof practice space. While it's important to practice consistently in order to improve your vocal technique, it's also important to be respectful of your neighbors and avoid any disturbances.
@@giancarlomonsalve can u teach how to practice whistle high tone...
Wow. That is a hell of a voice!!!🔥
Dude! You need to go into the woods or a forest at night and just do that! The soil will be so well fertilized if enough people are around!
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Bro😂
What..?
😂😂😂 That's my hobby! Have you ever seen the fields and forests here in Tuscany? Always green 😉
😂😂😂😂 Tarzan
“Mom! I hear a pretty firetruck alarm!” Jokes aside, you’re awesoam
Omg xD
Ha! 😂😂😂😂 I'm glad to hear that my high note vocalization is leaving a lasting impression. While I don't recommend using the firetruck alarm sound as a regular part of your singing repertoire, it's always fun to experiment with different vocal techniques and sounds. Thank you for your kind words, and keep up the good work!
@@giancarlomonsalveThank you!
Honestly this man's voice is amazing! It sounds like a siren! Respect sir👏👏👏✊✊✊👍
it sounds like youre having the best climax of your life god bless
Thank you, @christmaspeta! Singing, especially hitting those high notes, can indeed be an exhilarating and deeply fulfilling experience. It's like reaching a climactic moment where all the hard work and passion come together. I'm glad that this intensity and joy come through in my performance. Blessings to you too, and keep enjoying the music! 😊🙏
@@giancarlomonsalveor also like nutting :D
i've never heard a voice like this before it's powerful 🌷🖤
Thank you for your message! I believe that every voice is special and has its own unique qualities. With proper training and technique, any singer can learn to harness the full power and potential of their voice. Keep listening and exploring the world of singing, and you may discover even more amazing voices along the way!
@@giancarlomonsalvewhat do you think of mine sir?
@@nickevershedmusic8927I listened to a couple of your videos. You've got a nice voice and a good amount of talent. I'm thinking you have good baritone qualities ❤ For your top notes in non classical music, investigate mixed and head voice. I'd love to see how you come to use them, or if you have any videos already using them ❤
Remarkable
I haven’t seen anything like this till now
Absolutely Incredible
You have a gorgeous voice
Take care so you'll be singing into your 80s like me🎉
The overtone series in this is incredible. That squillo!!!
Thank you! Really glad you noticed the squillo and the overtone series. It's all about those resonant frequencies coming together to create that thrilling operatic sound. It's music to my ears (literally) when someone appreciates these finer details!
@@giancarlomonsalve oh absolutely, the technique to sing anything above B4 without it sounding nasal or pinched or TOO dark is quite a bit of a challenge. Bravo
Beautiful
One of the best voices I’ve heard
Wahnsinn, diese Stimme---Stimmübung!!!😊
Cold winter morning car startups!! 😂 awesome voice!!
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I heard ambulance overtones in my left ear
😅😅😅 While I don't recommend listening to loud or high-pitched sounds for extended periods of time, it's always fun to experiment with different vocal techniques and explore the full range of the voice. Just be sure to give your ears a break if you start hearing any unusual sounds!
Can I have a warmup for the warmup
Sure! you have to start by warming up for the warmups 😅
lmao
Very well.
glass didn't break wtf
Haha
The glasses did break, the neighbourhood glasses (the neighbour wife throwing glasses to this man's wall) actually i admire his voice, a very good one though
This would be a dream for me. I only comfortable with B flat 😢
You need to go to the opera!! 😭❤❤❤
Thank you so much, @user-nm2hm4rg4m! Your enthusiasm is truly uplifting. I, too, am eager to return to the opera stage. I believe better times for opera are on the horizon, and I can't wait to share more of these moments with audiences like you. Your support keeps the spirit of opera alive. 😭❤❤
@@giancarlomonsalve🤗❤
Wow man the power is incredible, beautiful tone still too even all the way up there
Thank you very much! I'm thrilled to hear that the power and tone of my voice resonated with you, especially in the higher ranges. Achieving consistency and control throughout the vocal range is something I constantly work on. It's rewarding to know that these efforts are appreciated.
@@giancarlomonsalve yeah of course man, it's amazing
Oh wow
he makes it look soo easy
I do not know why youtube broght me here, since I don't sing even in the shower, but I'm delighted to see such an impressive technique.
Wow, your squillo is so strong!
Thank you so much! I've been working hard to develop and maintain that strong squillo in my voice. It's an essential component of classical singing, and it takes a lot of training and practice to master.
My man has resonance
nice D5
Increíbles armónicos squillantes. Hermoso... Felicidades!
Gracias por tu comentario! la producción de armónicos squillantes es un aspecto fundamental para una técnica vocal adecuada y poderosa.
Me alegra saber que aprecias estos armónicos. Si tienes alguna pregunta o si necesitas asesoramiento sobre tu técnica vocal, no dudes en contactarme. ¡Gracias de nuevo por tu apoyo!
Beautiful! ❤
Thank you, @1dfandomisalive! Your support means a lot. I'm glad you enjoyed this vocal warmup!
Wow OMG I'm speechless
Thank you! This is the power of the correct combination of the Old School of Singing Techniques, and hard work
Glorious 🎉
Brilliant technique
Omg your videos help me so much
Glad to hear that! Keep practicing and don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions.
you are the man! you have already helped me
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad to hear that I've been able to help you. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to ask.
Oh to have the freedom to be able to practise like this.
Absolutely magnificent, ¡magnifico,señor!
¡Muchas gracias! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the performance. Your support and enthusiasm are truly appreciated. ¡Magnífico saber que ha resonado contigo!
So awesome.
Wow que gran voz. Todo un tenor ❤❤
Muchas gracias, @ale_elactor! Aprecio tus palabras cálidas y tu apoyo.
@@giancarlomonsalve soy tenor también y que agradable saber de ti. Alguien del cual aprender mucho
I just love this dude 😂
Thank you for the love and support! It's comments like yours that add a bit of extra joy to my day. I'm glad you're enjoying my content and performances. Stay tuned for more, and keep the love and laughter going! 😂🎶
Extraordinario. Mucha técnica y talento.
Con estudio y perseverancia se puede todo
amazing!
Thanks!
Wow.
Amazing
Thanks
All this time I have been keeping my chin down and opening up my throat and raising soft palate and the best I could hit is a high B above middle C. Raising my head like that would provoke the Larynx to float upward causing tension in the throat. My teacher used to tell me to keep my chin down. It's amazing how you can keep your larynx down like that. I love TENOR opera arias and would love to sing them properly using your technique.
the power
Technique and Methodological training brings the correct development of harmonics and resonances, this creates vocal freedom = POWER :)
what a voice 👍👍
Thank you :)
Wow😮 amazing
Thank you
Maestro Monsalve, I have been following you for not a long time, my vocal mentor here in Australia has recommended your technique teachings!! I have been training for almost 9 years - I am hoping to expand my range to this degree! I'm only really clearing Bb5 comfortably and I believe I have pretty good technique too!! Intentare a seguir tus consejos trecnicos - si parlo español ' ' tengo padres latinos!! Felicitaciones maestro.
Thank you for your kind words and for following my teachings. It's wonderful to hear that you've been dedicated to vocal training for nearly a decade and that you're achieving such impressive range! Expanding your range further, especially to the level of comfortably hitting higher notes, is a journey of consistent practice and fine-tuning your technique. Keep up the great work, and definitely try to incorporate the tips you find helpful. Y qué bueno que hablas español - eso siempre ayuda a conectar más con la música y la técnica. ¡Sigue adelante con tu pasión y dedicación, y gracias por tus felicitaciones! 🎶🙌
Amazing!
Thanks!
WOW. WOW. That's the goal right there.
Thank you for the compliment! It takes practice and training to reach those high notes, but it's definitely possible with the right techniques and approach. Keep up the hard work and you'll get there!
Wow
Words invented in 980bc
People communicating before:
Have you been a Manrico or a Duca di Mantua, good maestro? I wanna hear you reaching the D5 in Adio and Db5 in terzetto.
How in the hell do people do this. It's amazing
Wow 😀
🙂
I tried to do this, our neighbor start throwing rocks😃
Haha, it sounds like your singing definitely made an impact, @jerzemmanuel9458 ! While I hope the rock-throwing is more humorous than literal, it's always a sign of powerful singing when it gets people's attention. Maybe next time, they'll be throwing flowers instead! Keep practicing and maybe share a bit of your musical journey with your neighbors - who knows, they might become fans! 😄🎶
Wooooowwww
🙂
Oh my god😮❤
Thank you for your enthusiasm! I'm glad you're amazed. 😮❤️
YO ! OMG🤯
respect
Thank you :)
Bravo
Gracias
Great Job. Me trying this in the shower screaming.😮😮😮😮😮😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the laugh! Just remember, the shower is the best concert hall for those experimental high notes. Keep on screaming... I mean, singing! Who knows, you might just hit those notes perfectly next time. Just be kind to your neighbors (and your vocal cords)! 😂🚿🎶
Omgoshh as a baritone/bass all I have to say is absolutely notttt bahahaha you’re range is impeccable 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
D5 good lord! 👍
Thank you! Hitting that D5 is always an exciting challenge. Glad you appreciated it. It's moments like these that make all the practice worth it. 👍🎶
@@giancarlomonsalvedidn't know you were Chileno. I should've known. We have the same hairstyle, only mine has grey streaks now 😂👍🏻🇨🇱
Interesting the with chin up approach. Increasing pharyngeal space and raising the tongue. Cricoid activation! Like a CCM belt poisiton.
Thanks for your insightful comment, @angusmcallister111! This technique does help in increasing pharyngeal space, which is crucial for achieving a certain vocal quality, especially in higher registers. The engagement of the cricoid cartilage are part of this intricate process. It's great to see such a keen understanding of vocal mechanics, as these details are vital in classical singing as well as contemporary commercial music (CCM) styles. Your observation about it resembling a CCM belt position is quite perceptive!
That was actually a D#5
No...that was d5
he alternates between d5 and db5, not d#5
Wtf 😮❤ P O W E R
Thank you! We can define my Methodology as Vocal Freedom :)
You broke all my glasses 😭
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@@giancarlomonsalve very powerful voice! And great control
a m a z i n g
Thought the police were coming after me for a hot sec
nah bro how
Nice thick fat sound! 😊
OMG!!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Joder!! 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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я на уроке пытаюсь привлечь внимание учителя, чтобы ответь на вопрос:
Спасибо за ваш комментарий! В классе всегда важно привлекать внимание учителя, чтобы максимально использовать время урока. Желаю вам успехов в изучении вокала!
I'm speechless
I think my a** gonna blow up when i sing C4
I can't belt as well😢
It takes time and practice to develop your belting technique, so don't be too hard on yourself. Keep working on your vocal exercises, and you'll see improvement over time. Every voice has its unique strengths!
is that D5 or D#5?
Omg! how to do it??
Bro I'm a tenor and I could never go this high in chest lol
My teacher never let me tilt my chin up at all, always 90 degrees
Tf❤️❤️❤️
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Hi there, question, I had a voice coach years ago, I'm a countertenor, and I was instructed to drop my chin and head not lift up, and it feels to me like I'm strangling when I go higher but when I drop my chin and head it feels like I have more room in my throat, and have always done that, but I see you lifting, I was wondering is that because you are doing a more operatic than a choir type voice? You sound amazing btw, I wouldn't care if I had neighbors who worked night shift lol they're getting an Aria to sleep too! ❤ Thank you.
Yes, it's normal to use head voice for higher notes like D5, especially in contemporary music. The key is to do it without straining. If it feels like screeching, you might need to adjust your technique. It's important to sing within your comfort zone to avoid damaging your voice. Consider seeking guidance from a vocal coach to ensure you're using healthy vocal techniques. But what I teach is Old School of Singing opera techniques and we apply full chest connection also on the top notes.
@@giancarlomonsalve ❤️ ty
A counter tenor range is mostly falsetto. That means it produces an entirely different sound in an entirely different way, with very little technique cross over. Falsetto requires what I summarize as vocal grip in places that are better suited when the jaw is positioned downward or in a more neutral position. However, singing full voice is strengthened in an inverse or opposite manner. I'd argue that use of your falsetto (counter tenor voice) is actually training your voice to work opposite of chest voice. He is using chest voice. You have to use different techniques than you are using for falsetto. Also, it works for sopranos to have jaw down a lot more, because the sound quality their voices are used for naturally ping in that direction.
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I thought tilting your head up causes neck tension and restricts airflow? 🤔
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neighborhoods:🗿
Bro forgot he is human 🚶
Period
I’m a counter-tenor. D5 is a weird spot on my voice lol. My first break is around Bb4-D5 and my second break is G#5- Bb5.
Be a real tenor lol
Wow you're a rare find. I've never heard of a male singer with a passaggio that high in my entire life.
Counter tenor is not a real voice type. It is a technique (with head voices, falsettos etc). There are 4 major tenor groups: Dramatic tenor, spinto tenor, lyric tenor and leggero tenor. "Baritenor" and "Heldentenor" are also groups to be considered. If you have a light chest voice and be able to reach high notes then you're a lyric tenor.
@@bradycall1889because it's head voice. No female singer even has a second break that high
Him and I have similar voices ( at least with the Male Tenor spectrum ) I can also go into the A's in my whistle register. Funny thing ( now ) is, when I was going through puberty and my voice was changing, my friends would put me up to hitting and holding a note similar to his in this video, they thought it was funny because when I'd hit a certain note, I could literally cause car alarms on that street to trigger and we'd watch as people had to turn their lights on and actually go to their car. Not proud of it, but just saying the voice and frequencies of it can do many things.
That's quite an extraordinary story and a testament to the power of the human voice! It's fascinating to hear about the similarities in your vocal abilities and the unique experiences you've had with your range. Being able to reach into whistle register and impact your surroundings like that is remarkable. It's a great example of how each voice is unique and can have surprising effects. Keep exploring and enjoying your vocal journey - who knows what other interesting stories you'll gather along the way!
I'm a dramatic tenor with a pitch between g2 and D5, but I'm lucky, my lows voice are like a bariton, it gives me an advantage.
That's a fantastic vocal range and a unique advantage you have as a dramatic tenor with baritone-like lows. It offers versatility and depth to your singing, allowing you to tackle a wide range of repertoire. Keep honing your skills and making the most of your voice's unique qualities. It's a great asset in the world of opera!
@@giancarlomonsalve Hello, now my low voice has become deeper, we have been working hard for about 5 months with a good teacher, my low voice is now exactly 3 octaves between E2 and E5, this does not make me a baritone or tenor :) I am just saying that my vocal range is wide and I want to be a good singer. I'm working for 🙏 (my english very bad ım sorry) 🙂
Eb5
Is it possible to learn this power?
The ringings in my ear, are those squillo?
Yes
Omg but my voice look likes soprano but I'm male how
It's quite possible for male voices to have a higher range, often referred to as countertenor. Embrace your unique vocal quality, as it's a rare and beautiful gift in the world of singing!
isereco😂🎉😅😊
OMG
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Is this for all singers or just in the operatic realm!!!