Vocal Lesson: Ear Training for SINGERS (Sing-a-long practice)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Singing is not just about your voice--- your ear is just as important as your vocal cords when it comes to singing! In this lesson, we'll teach your how to train your ear to recognize intervals, sing harmonies, and improve your pitch accuracy!
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Counting Warm-Up
2:59 - If You Know The Notes
5:37 - "Joanna"
8:17 - Outro
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It's completely unbelievable, m literally fall in love with this exercise, best thing about this tutorial is "Now onwards, you'll never get bored to practice with intervals"❤️
Me too.
YOU ARE WONDERFUL, AMAZING, FUNNY AND BRING FUN AND HOPE TO EVERYBODY THAT WANTS AT LEAST TO SING IN THE SHOWER!!!
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Wonderful 🔥 and God bless you ✝️
The was challenging in the best possible and I had so much fun following along ❤️
this helped me a lot thank you so much and bring in more videos we are here
Oooooh my God! This is so fun, lovely, and really helpful ❤ a year is gone with no new uploads, but I can't wait to learn with you again😊and specifically, i love this session more than others 🫠❤
Thank u so much for this! 💜
Cool video, I play piano since about 10 years and sing like half a year (solo, before I already was in a choir for some time). Since I play the piano I've tried to figure some songs out by ear, with not so great success, but since I actively sing (solo) my listening skills improved so much!
The counting warm-up is also great with not counting like 1-2-3-... but 1-2, 1-3 for the single intervals. And I know "Joanna" as a ainging warm up with a "5-8-5-3-1"-arpeggio.
Love it! this ear training exercises..❤️
Thanks for both teachers
love the crazier and crazier it gets!!!!
Good Morning to your Beautiful Ladies of Music. It is 5:00 am here in Chicago. I am so, amazed at how you Ms. Lisa are such a Profound Singer, Pianist, and just a overall fun and lovely human being. I love how you have helped us learn and how unselfishly you really want the very best for your students. I am having loads of fun while being challenged to do my very best. I am learning how to effectively used my voice to get the most out of it. Thank you
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Sincerely,
Sheila Northington
7:30 this is a great excersise for me to wake up
OMG, what a cool exercise. Loved it thoroughly......Thanks, so much!!!!!
Brilliant !
Wow this vocal training excercise is on 🔥
thank you soooo much.
professor is proffesing HAHAHAH
❤I love it! ❤
I love 💖this exercise! Actually everything you do music🎶 friends 😊
*BRILLIANT 💕💕🙋♂️🙋♂️ !!!!*
What's so funny 😅 you both crazy 🤪
This is a Lil hard buh amazing❤
Thank u for this
you are very welcome!!
😂you want me to faint😂i love this❤
The word "instravels" should definitely be added to the music dictionary. 😅
Thank you guys for these ear training exercises.
So I have a question 1. I love this!! I was just wondering why you you refer to the last note as 8 in the first exercise instead of 1, when it's an octave apart
If it was Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do, we'd go back to Do, because it's the Tonic of the scale. Would it not be the same for numbers? I don't think either way is wrong, I'm just curious to know why 8 would be used.
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I love this it's been so helpful to hear intervals! I didn't realize how helpful the sound of music is to singing haha! But for future lessons some kinda vocal fry or getting distortion/screaming would be really cool!
Offcourse My Couch is more craziest than my couch of couch 😅
How long must you train for
Cops should use that 1st one for field sobriety tests. 😅
Can we get a breath control video please...
Great exercise however why not use letters C/G instead of numbers. In that way you will associate the actual note with the pitch. Nice harmony training. From the film "Once" it won an Oscar for best score.
what if in a melody of a song you go from mi to la descending. how would you train that? wouldnt that mess up the number sequence cause mi is 3 and la is usually 6. but if you go from mi to la descending thats a perfect fifth, so actually the interval do so do
If you're going from mi to la (or from 3 to 6) then you're singing a perfect fifth. If we're in the context of one key that's not changing you'd sing the solfege or numbers the way they are. If you're practicing individual intervals then you can move the Do and just sing So-Do (or 5 - 1).
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5:05 not sure what this part really mean and what she is dong with the piano. Is she pressing down ‘5’ while pressing Down the other numbers one by one along with ‘5’ to ‘hear intervals?’ What does that help with? Help 😮
We're playing all the notes in relation to the 1, or the do, or the root. Each step of the scale forms an interval in relation to the 1. Hope that makes sense! 👍
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Are you crazy 🤪
When We started at 8 I got lost shem
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Girls Lough lot's 😂
Can't practice 😢you Lough too much and its the symptoms of madness 😊
Your Lough in A professional Tutorial video's is Offensive 😂😅 it's distracted my practice 😢you should cut this scene before uploading
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