LEARNING LIBRARY

How to Use this Library

 

Your warm-up and vocal exercise routine will make or break your progress. Take the time to warm-up every time you sing. If you’re not already in the habit of a mindful preparation before moving to your songs, prepare to be amazed how much easier singing can feel! Mix-and-Match Warmups, Exercises, Practice Tracks, and Technique Videos to customize your routine.

Warmups

Connect to your Body and Breath

Videos in this section provide functional practice for building the key foundational elements of healthful singing for longevity and comfort. Select 1-2 to provide a comfortable, connected baseline for every practice session.

Exercises

 Strengthen Vocal Coordination and Ear-Training

Sing these scales using the mindful connection to your breath and body. Always, sing only as high or as low as you are comfortable (For best results, do not strain past your comfort zone).

Get Primal

Get Primal

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Practice Tracks

Personalize Your Vocal Workout

Know what your voice needs? These tracks provide piano only, without instruction. Choose a Vowel, a Volume Level, and a Phrasing Goal to make the exercise your own!

Major Triad

Major Triad

Major Triad Do-Mi-Sol-Mi-Do This pattern is great for use with the following videos: Lip Buzz Straw Singing

Sol Do Sol Mi Do

Sol Do Sol Mi Do

Sol-Do-Sol-Mi-Do A Major Triad Variation This pattern is great for use with the following videos: Lip Buzz Straw Singing

Do Re Mi Re Do

Do Re Mi Re Do

Do-Re-Mi-Re-Do Three-note Scale This pattern is great for use with the following videos: Lip Buzz Straw Singing

Voice Technique

Expand Vocal Agility

Technique takes basic singing to higher expressive levels. Once your voice is adequately limbered up (Don’t cut ahead! Sing 1-2 warmups and 1-2 exercises first), tackle the videos in this section to build your skills and overall control.

Vocal Registers

Vocal Registers

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Diction

Diction

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