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    Vocal Warm Ups

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    The document provides instructions for 5 vocal warm up exercises: 1. Humming and singing "ahhh" exercises to work the vocal range from low to high pitches. 2. Singing a scale by alternating between "la-ah" and "low-oh" to warm up the voice. 3. A lip buzzing exercise where air causes the lips to vibrate at different pitches to warm up the face and lips. 4. Projecting a loud "huh" sound using diaphragm support to train proper breathing technique. 5. Clearly enunciating tongue twister phrases to warm up enunciation skills.

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    The document provides instructions for 5 vocal warm up exercises: 1. Humming and singing "ahhh" exercises to work the vocal range from low to high pitches. 2. Singing a scale by alternating between "la-ah" and "low-oh" to warm up the voice. 3. A lip buzzing exercise where air causes the lips to vibrate at different pitches to warm up the face and lips. 4. Projecting a loud "huh" sound using diaphragm support to train proper breathing technique. 5. Clearly enunciating tongue twister phrases to warm up enunciation skills.

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    The document provides instructions for 5 vocal warm up exercises: 1. Humming and singing "ahhh" exercises to work the vocal range from low to high pitches. 2. Singing a scale by alternating between "la-ah" and "low-oh" to warm up the voice. 3. A lip buzzing exercise where air causes the lips to vibrate at different pitches to warm up the face and lips. 4. Projecting a loud "huh" sound using diaphragm support to train proper breathing technique. 5. Clearly enunciating tongue twister phrases to warm up enunciation skills.

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    Vocal Warm Ups

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    The document provides instructions for 5 vocal warm up exercises: 1. Humming and singing "ahhh" exercises to work the vocal range from low to high pitches. 2. Singing a scale by alternating between "la-ah" and "low-oh" to warm up the voice. 3. A lip buzzing exercise where air causes the lips to vibrate at different pitches to warm up the face and lips. 4. Projecting a loud "huh" sound using diaphragm support to train proper breathing technique. 5. Clearly enunciating tongue twister phrases to warm up enunciation skills.

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    VOCAL WARM UPS 1. Hum/Ahhh: Stand upright so air has an unobstructed path and inhale.

    Exhale the breath on a gentle "hummm." It is not a musical note, it is a comfortable hum in the lower voice range. After the breath is expelled , comfortably - don't squeeze it out, repeat the process moving up the pitch range. When the highest pitch it reached, with it still being comfortable and not forced, end with a sweeping hum from the lower range to the top and back down. The next part is to begin with the hum in the lower pitch range, but after the breath is half way out, open the mouth fully and end the exhale on an "AHHHH" sound, continuing the same pitch. As with the hum, continue to work up the pitch range with the "Humm to Ahhhh" and end with a sweeping "Ahhh" covering the lower pitch range to the higher range and end back in the lower range. Support the "Ahhh" with the diaphragm so it resonates from the gut, not the throat and never force the "Ahhh" so it strains the voice box. This is a warm up, not a performance! 2. La-ah, Low-oh: This warm up does involve musical notes. Pick a note that is in a comfortable lower range and sing "La-ah, Low-oh" raising a half step on the "ah" and "oh" for eight notes. When the eighth note is reached, proceed down the same scale lowering a half step on the "ah" and "oh." Then begin again a half step higher. Proceed as high as comfortable. 3. Lip Buzz: Press the lips together, but relaxed, not pinched tight. Blow out so the breath causes the lips to vibrate on a pitch. Proceed up in pitch, and end with a sweeping low to high to low buzz. You will know this has been done properly is your nose and lips vibrate to the point of being ticklish! 4. Projection: Correct breathing involved the diaphragm expanding when breath is inhaled and compressing when exhaling. To train proper breathing form, expel a loud, sharp "HUH!" The lower stomach region should quickly collapse to support the sound, and NOT the throat. 5. Enunciation: Using the diaphragm to support clear and loud projection, CLEARLY say the following phrases:

    Red Leather, Yellow Leather The Big Black Bug Bled Blue, Black Blood She Stood Upon The Balcony, Mimicking Him Hicupping, And Amicably Welcoming Him In The Lawyers Awfully Awkward Daughter Ought To Be Taught To Draw

    Each word should be clear, each letter precise.

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