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Taught by Professor Dawn Pierce | 53 min | Categories: Hobby & Leisure
In singing, the ideal initiation of sound creates a clear, clean tone. Look at the spectrum of ways to start tone, beginning with aspiration, or “breathiness.” Contrast this with a glottal “plosive” onset and see how both can fatigue the voice. Work with exercises to find an easy, more neutral, and efficiently balanced onset of sound, with minimal effort. Apply this work, using the song “Amazing Grace.”
24 Lectures
1
Anyone Can Sing
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of 35 min
2
Vocal Warm-Ups
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of 48 min
3
Aligning the Spine
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of 47 min
4
Head and Neck Posture
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of 47 min
5
How to Practice Anything
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of 29 min
6
The Anatomy and Physiology of Breath
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of 42 min
7
Inhalation for Singing
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of 33 min
8
Exhalation for Singing
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of 48 min
9
Coordinating the Phases of Breath
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of 48 min
10
Sound Production
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of 47 min
11
Onset: Engaging Balanced Tone
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of 53 min
12
Resonance: Exploring Vocal Colors
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of 43 min
13
Utilizing the Soft Palate
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of 46 min
14
Releasing Jaw Tension
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of 52 min
15
Your Voice Type
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of 47 min
16
Maximizing Your Vocal Range
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of 56 min
17
Training Your Tongue
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of 59 min
18
Articulating Vowels
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of 38 min
19
Articulating Consonants
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of 46 min
20
Diction for Singing
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of 54 min
21
Engaging with Lyrics
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of 37 min
22
Communicating through Song
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of 49 min
23
Making Each Performance Personal
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of 57 min
24
Singing’s Surprising Benefits
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of 58 min
