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Exercises
Children's
Humming
Tongue Trills
Lip Trills
We are constantly coming up with new ways to help you improve your vocal skills.
Here we offer you a variety of warm-up and practice video exercises that we have created for our students.
Each one will improve a specific aspect of your singing.
To get the most benefit from the exercises, we recommend consulting with a vocal coach and reading our article on the subject.
We are constantly coming up with new ways to help you improve your vocal skills. Here we offer you a variety of warm-up and practice video exercises that we have created for our students. Each one will improve a specific aspect of your singing. To get the most benefit from the exercises, we recommend consulting with a vocal coach and reading our article on the subject.
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Humming
Bunny
Major Triad
Gray Cat
Tongue Trill
Leopard
Meet our animal teachers. Each of them knows how to improve your voice in a special way. Try to follow them exactly!
Bunny and Gray Cat will teach you how to warm up your voice gently so that your vocal cords are ready to sing. Leopard will help you control your breathing better while singing. Wolf will improve your vowels. Hamster will teach you to control your diaphragm perfectly. Orange Cat will teach you how to sing loudly with minimal effort.
Bunny and Gray Cat will teach you how to warm up your voice gently so that your vocal cords are ready to sing. Leopard will help you control your breathing better while singing. Wolf will improve your vowels. Hamster will teach you to control your diaphragm perfectly. Orange Cat will teach you how to sing loudly with minimal effort.
Diaphragm
Hamster
Vowels
Wolf
Twang
Orange Cat
Children's
Humming
Versatile
Humming
Vibrato
Humming
Blend Registers
This is one of the best exercises to start with because it doesn’t put a lot of strain on the vocal cords, but only gently warms them up. It’s also quiet and can be used in environments where you can’t make much noise.
This exercise helps singers feel the resonance of sound inside their bodies. This is a great opportunity to listen to your feelings and analyze your state. No wonder humming is used in meditation.
The main rule when performing humming is to do it gently and with ease. If you have a problem with a clenched jaw, you can gently move it as if you were chewing gum, which will help relieve tension from the jaw muscles. Your neck should be relaxed in the same way.
Each note should sound like "hmmm". Including the "h" sound at the beginning of your workout reduces the stress on your vocal cords.
This exercise helps singers feel the resonance of sound inside their bodies. This is a great opportunity to listen to your feelings and analyze your state. No wonder humming is used in meditation.
The main rule when performing humming is to do it gently and with ease. If you have a problem with a clenched jaw, you can gently move it as if you were chewing gum, which will help relieve tension from the jaw muscles. Your neck should be relaxed in the same way.
Each note should sound like "hmmm". Including the "h" sound at the beginning of your workout reduces the stress on your vocal cords.
Humming
Agility
Humming
Female Key
Humming
Versatile
Humming
Vibrato
Male Key
Tongue Trills
Pitch
Tongue Trills
Range
Tongue Trills
Agility
This exercise is very similar in nature to the previous one, as it also creates resistance to airflow, only this time by vibrating the tip of the tongue against the roof of the mouth.
It helps to develop the ability to provide a constant air flow and maintain it during the exercise, which is especially important when practicing extended, long exercises. It will be important to practice holding one vocal position with the desired resonance.
Both exercises, in addition to breath control, help to smooth out the transition between registers and expand the range both down and up.
It helps to develop the ability to provide a constant air flow and maintain it during the exercise, which is especially important when practicing extended, long exercises. It will be important to practice holding one vocal position with the desired resonance.
Both exercises, in addition to breath control, help to smooth out the transition between registers and expand the range both down and up.
Tongue Trills
Tongue Trills
Pitch
Tongue Trills
Agility
Male Key
Female Key
Lip Trills
Perfect Fourth
Lip Trills
Major Triad
Lip Trills
Arpeggio Descending
When we make lip trills, our lips create some resistance to the airflow and therefore seem to slow down the airflow, which helps our vocal cords. Since it requires a steady airflow, practicing helps you learn to distribute your breath correctly.
This exercise helps to relax the facial muscles, because if you have tense facial muscles, you will not be able to consistently perform the lip trill, and if you use extra muscles when you go higher, you will not be able to get the desired sound and this will be a signal that something is wrong. The same applies to the jaw - if you clench your jaw muscles, it will be difficult for you to make trills with your lips.
If you have trouble with these exercises, place your index fingers on the sides of your mouth near your cheeks and gently press forward to get your lips into the correct position.
This exercise helps to relax the facial muscles, because if you have tense facial muscles, you will not be able to consistently perform the lip trill, and if you use extra muscles when you go higher, you will not be able to get the desired sound and this will be a signal that something is wrong. The same applies to the jaw - if you clench your jaw muscles, it will be difficult for you to make trills with your lips.
If you have trouble with these exercises, place your index fingers on the sides of your mouth near your cheeks and gently press forward to get your lips into the correct position.
Lip Trills
Conjunct Descending
Lip Trills
Female Key
Male Key
Lip Trills
Major Triad
Lip Trills
Arpeggio Descending
Lip Trills
Conjunct Descending
MG Education
2024
