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Warm up your singing cords with some tongue-pulling techniques

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By: Guest 26 days ago

what the name of the technique

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By: Guest 26 days ago

excuse me in your warm up what difficulties does this practise techniqe adress

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By: Guest 2 months ago

i want to become asingar

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By: Guest 2 months ago

i want become asinger.so plz give me the singing tips........

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By: Guest 2 months ago

i would like to follow the vocal development and i find it excellente.

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By: Guest 8 months ago

Thank you for your excellent link to singing techniques. Using the e-mail address I have written herein, please send me more warm-up exercises. I am Fred Ongeri from Moi University, Kenya. Assistant Director Moi University Choir.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

I woud like to learn about the exact preperation for singing. And I think it fit for me to relay on your information. And I owe for that.thnx alot!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

I also want to thank you for posting these warm-ups. They are very helpful!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Oh my gosh, thank you for what your doing. I have a show that I'm doing- Little shop of horrors and I have Audrey I really needed good vocal warmups...Thank you soo much!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

Very helpful and protective

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The next exercise we are going to do is an “M” hum, it is a good exercise to do in the morning, and it gently wakes up the vocal chords, starts getting in coronation between the air and the vocal chords going and it also gets you breathing muscles warmed up. We will start with the guys, what I want you to do is take your tongue out and grab it with your fingers. You do not want to pull with your fingers more, you want to press your tongue outward.

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So again, you do not want to pull, you want to press away.

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You feel a little bit of buzziness maybe above the nose and maybe in your forehead.

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Notice that the tongue is pulling back, I need you starting to swallow, and you do not want to swallow when you are singing. For the women we are going to start up here.

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And one more.

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