Warming up the voice prior to singing, is equally important to stretching and warming up your muscles before any other physical activity that requires stamina, control and co-ordination of various muscle groups.

Your warm-up session should usually last anywhere between 5 and 10 minutes and sometimes longer if you’re preparing to go on stage or sing for a more lengthy period of time.

The exercises that I’ve included in this lesson are varied and it’s not necessary to do all of them every time you sing.

In order to get the best out of your practice sessions, please visit: www.youtube.com/channel/UCltDVQx8hGgGdcQymc2Xacg to watch the full 'Singing Solutions Program' free on Youtube.

Enjoy!!

Lesson 3 - Ex 6 - Warm Up - Counting (Low)

Lesson 3 - Ex 4 - Warm Up - Mah (Low)

Lesson 3 - Ex 3 - Warm Up - The Sigh (Low)

Lesson 3 - Ex 2 - Warm Up - Humming (Low)

Lesson 3 - Ex 1 - Warm Up - Sirening (Low)

Lesson 3 - Ex 7 - Cool Downs - 5 Note Scale (Low)

Lesson 3 - Ex 5 - Warm Up - Ghee (Low)

In this lesson, we’re going to be exercising the 3 different registers of your voice; your chest register – which is your lowest register, your middle register or mix voice and your head register – which you use when singing higher notes.

To learn about the techniques used for these exercises, please visit: https://www.youtube.com/user/raehenry21 to watch the full 'Singing Solutions Prorgam' free on Youtube.

Enjoy!!

Lesson 4 - Ex 3 - Ng Pharyngeal Isolator (Low)

Lesson 4 - Ex 2 - Gah Gah (Low)

Lesson 4 - Ex 1 - Count Dracula (Low)

Lesson 4 - Ex 6 - 'Ree-Or' (Low)

Lesson 4 - Ex 5 - Ghee (Low)

Lesson 4 - Ex 4 - Ngang (Low)

During this lesson, we're practicing the art of blending all 3 of your vocal registers – chest, middle and head register.

Also remember that as you go through all of the exercises in this Lesson, make sure you're implementing all of the techniques you’ve been studying so far, like your posture, your breathing technique…and also remember to make as clear-a-sound as you know how to do at this point and don’t force the tone or push your voice. Keep your jaw, tongue and throat relaxed and maintain your awareness of where the resonance should be occurring in your body.

To learn about the techniques practiced in these exercises, please visit: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WLgqSaUe…oc-u__YYGRCsWI8V7 to watch the full 'Singing Solutions Program' free online.


Lesson 5 - Ex 3 - Pharyngeal & Head Mixing 1 (Low Voice)

During this lesson, we're practicing the art of blending all 3 of your vocal registers – chest, middle and head register.

Also remember that as you go through all of the exercises in this Lesson, make sure you're implementing all of the techniques you’ve been studying so far, like your posture, your breathing technique…and also remember to make as clear-a-sound as you know how to do at this point and don’t force the tone or push your voice. Keep your jaw, tongue and throat relaxed and maintain your awareness of where the resonance should be occurring in your body.

To learn about the techniques practiced in these exercises, please visit: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WLgqSaUe…oc-u__YYGRCsWI8V7 to watch the full 'Singing Solutions Program' free online.


Lesson 5 - Ex 2 - Chest & Pharyngeal Mix 1 (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 1 - Ng Full Scale (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 6 - Pharyngeal & Head Mixing 2 (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 5 - Chest & Pharyngeal Mix 2 (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 7 - Combination Mix 2 (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 8 - Chest & Pharyngeal Mix 3 (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 9 - Pharyngeal & Head Mix 3 (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 10 - Combination Mix 3 (Low Voice)

Lesson 5 - Ex 4 - Combination Mix 1 (Low Voice)

Being able to sing in tune or sing ‘on pitch’ is one of the most essential skills a singer must acquire, in order to develop a great singing voice. 

But how do you actually know whether you’re singing in tune or not? 

Well, that’s something we’re going to focus a lot on during this lesson. 

Before we get started, I’d like to recommend that you set yourself up with some sort of recording device so that you can really make this lesson count – especially if you know you have pitch issues ;)

Enjoy!!


Lesson 7 - Ex 3 - 1 2 3 (Low Voice)

Lesson 7 - Ex 1 - No.1 Exercise (Low Voice)

Lesson 7 - Ex 4 - The Scale (Low Voice)

Welcome to Lesson 14a - 'Hallelujah' Tutorial. 

During this lesson we’re going to be implementing all the techniques we've learned throughout the entire program into 3 songs. 

The following song 'Hallelujah' (~Lisa Lois arrangement~) has been broken down into small sections and each section has been recorded as a short video tutorial on how to sing each of those sections. 

To watch the FREE Video Tutorials for this song, please visit: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm…lpINkjl2zSh3n2ADm 

Enjoy!

Rae Henry

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