Episode 6 - 20 Minute Vocal Warm-up

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Vocal Warm-ups and Workouts with David Valks Singing School

David Valks

8 episodes

3 days ago

A series of short vocal warm-ups and workouts for singers who want to exercise their voice. These can be your daily drills or you may want to dip in and out when your voice needs a bit of a workout. As well as the vocal warm-ups, there will also be specific exercises such as articulation, dynamics, vocal placement, breath control, connecting breath with sound etc. I always recommend that you have at least a few lessons with a singing teacher to ensure your technique is sound. A qualified singing teacher will give you advice on which exercises are best for your voice.

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Episode 6 - 20 Minute Vocal Warm-up

Vocal Warm-ups and Workouts with David Valks Singing School

21 minutes 15 seconds

4 years ago

Episode 6 - 20 Minute Vocal Warm-up

This is an epic episode for those of you who have a bit more time on your hands or those who want a really good warm-up before a lesson or a performance.

We cover a really wide range of exercises to help with breath, placement, agility, shaping the vocal tract, articulation and much much more!

1.5 Octave Scale to mum, mum, mum
5 Note Scale - choose your own vowel sound with a B consonant - bah, bee, bae, boo, bye, boh etc
5th Jump - NG sound sliding into and Ahhh then sliding back down on the Ahhhh
Many Men - to the William Tell Overture
Balla Signora
5 note scale descending - using the sound Lah
Vowel Sounds - Ay, Ee, Aye, Oh, You - think about creating space between the teeth and keep that tongue resting against the back of the bottom teeth.

I hope that you enjoyed this episode. Just click here to find out more about me or to book your free trial lesson - https://dvss.com.au/