I can't believe how well this worked; it is like magic. I have been drinking tea, sucking on tablets, deep breathing until I am blue, napping before and after my usual exercises and nothing has achieved what I got out of this video. I sang a solo today and heads popped up.
@@LucasMeachem1 Thanks for responding; I have always had a fascination with opera, so I am especially affected that you would take the time to respond. My case is a little different; I only sing solos at church. It's to an affluent, somewhat cultured group, but we are all elderly. I used to sing in a little local troupe 30ya, but could hardly speak when my heart failed. Then I had a heart transplant and now I am getting better than ever. As I say, heads are popping up that are usually napping through my solo hymns. Thanks again for giving up the keys to the castle. It helps a lot.
Don't get me wrong, I am not affluent and cultured. I clawed my way to a house in this area. These people probably wouldn't talk to me if I were not in this church. Where I grew up, the people on the wrong side of the tracks wouldn't associate with my family. But we had a lot love: loved drinking, loved fighting;loved gambling; loved going forth and multiplying...
Hooooly smokes I just did this entire warmup today throughout the day like you said and today is easily the best I've EVER sung and the most free my voice has EVER been. I owe you a billion dollars.
When I met him my girlfriend ( who isn't a serious opera buff) was "starstruck". She has met many celebrities but I'd never seen her like this! So there must be a charisma that men only partially pick up on. We like him because he seems like a regular sports fan. No fancy grand piano /stained glass attitude. The guy we want to have a beer with and discuss vocal technique!
This video saved me. I had problems with finding my natural timbre, so i didn’t know how to sing consistently with same color. In fact, i am doing this everyday and i just had been three days but a lot of thing changed and made my singing easier. Thank you Mr. Meachem, i hope one day i get to see you.
Though the picture shows a guy (my partner) I am a soprano. This is sooooooo like my warm-ups and the way I was taught to practise and test out the voice, that I had to Google you and see if, by chance you'd ever studied with my teacher ! This is the best video I've seen on showing how to practise.... and I've looked at a few ! I love your singing. All power, man !
Thank you so much for sharing! In the last year, I graduated with a degree in vocal performance just after the virus really start to spread. I missed out on having the big recital, experiencing an abroad program, and graduating and got bummed out and kinda stopped singing. I'm pulling my life back together and am so grateful I found your warm-up routine! My voice feels great! Open, more flexible, and brighter (I'm the dark sound who needs to come forward, haha). All-in-all, your warm-up is helping me get back in shape and improve my technique, and combat issues as well. Again, thank you!
I love it when world class singers share their tips with the rest of us. After having the pleasure of singing and speaking with several world class singers (I ain't one of 'em....yet...) many use lip trills and other similar warms up demonstrated here. Now its almost a ritual for me not only to get the voice working but put me in place mentally. I use it before I have to sing anything. I don't even go to my voice lesson before i do this. Thanks again Lucas...you rock!!!
Dear maestro...in life ...we have to thank people like you...i have added to my routine your exercises...and are wonderful...God bless you always...this is very but very very helpful...bravo bravo
Thank you. We really never stop needing and/or searching for quality warm-ups, then finding in our craziness, Master classes and historical clips such that our online collections rival the National Archives...so, thank you, this was both informative and enjoyable. And a critter lover, too. It was as if I was learning from a friend...finally. Thank you.
This is truly the best advice I've gotten as a singer. Bits of pieces of things I've heard throughout my training but never put together like this, thank you.
This is gold, I love the non zero sum heart of those like Lucas whom care more about the artform and elevating the community of vocal artisans through dispensing key knowledge.
Woa this warm up is by far the best I've come across, I'd say especially as a soprano. I feel like a lot of videos start too high and doesn't let us varm up enough. Love this and see myself using this video a lot.
Thank you for sharing this warmup, love how complete and concise and practical it is for use daily and it addresses all the areas where I tend to be thrown off when singing (ease and use, placement, vibrato, tone stability). Best wishes to you in your continued singing and artist journey!
Dear Lucas, I really really, but really want to thank you for this video. It changes my life as a student singer. Thanks to you I am a kind of Born again singer now really ,thanks
This warm-up was the BEST I've found online thus far! I try to find great videos in between my actual lessons, and this was absolutely amazing for my voice! I am working on Carmen Habanera and this was exactly what I needed. You have a new fan--and follower! Thank you so much!
Wow, I just discovered this channel and I love it. I'm a baritone and today I realised that my tongue was the epitome of my vocal issues, so it was a big step in my training. And then i found this warm up!i think my lucky day is not over yet.
the way I warm up doesn't allow me to have tension. it creeps me into singing with good habits, that's why I like it. I'm really glad it helped you. I just uploaded a new video today, I hope you check it out. best of luck.
Lucas, I am so grateful for, and impressed by the simplicity and effectiveness of this routine. I am a professional opera singer and have taught voice for 12 years along the way, and am always learning and wanting to see how others do what they do! Thank you for sharing this, it's worked really well for me, as I'm training into the Verdi Baritone fach and have struggled to not see-saw between feeling like a more dramatic bass-baritone or a full lyric depending on the rep. These exercises are helping that uniformity in resonance and placement and flexibility feel easier in just 2 days. Blessings to you!
Since 2005 I was trying to find some opera lessons like yours, but they were not there. I switch to jazz singing and felt that something was still missing, I'm back and thank you for this wonderful lesson. Singing like this really gives a person a sense of great power within.
THANK YOU!! I have been using these warm up routines for almost a week in preparation for singing the USA and JAPAN National Anthem at a Black History Month ceremony. I did feel much more in control and relaxed before and after. Thank you, kind sir!
You are legit a LIFESAVER. I just couldn't figure out how to sing any operatic note until I watched this video and a magical sound flew out of this mouth Edit: I'm also a bass and I couldn't find ANYTHING that was applicable to me until I found your glorious channel
Lucas, thanks for sharing this. I would love to take lessons from you! I've been singing for a long time and studied fairly extensively in my younger days of 20-30s. I'm pretty much a hack who knows enough to be dangerous. I've studied the lyric baritone repertoire, art song, German lied, and pretty much decided to give musical theatre my dedication. I am all over the place and RUSTY. I played around with helden tenor rep for a while but once again, my lack of enough foundation probably sabotaged what could have eventually come out. That tesitura requires one to actually have the foundation. I've had fun with it as a hobby but I seriously think there could have been more. Your video was fun to watch and you seem like an amazing spirit energy.
Wow Lucas, that was amazing. That was an experience watching and hearing how a warm up should be done. Certainly must be a lot of work to arrive at 'perfection' but must be worth it. Thanks.
I've been trying to master Charlie Rutlage on my drive to and from work and this is a giant step forward. This is very similar to what I was taught in university but it has been a while since then. Very kind of you to share!
I was a vocal performance major all the way through graduate school, but when I switched careers, I lost a lot of my singing skills, and developed some really bad habits. This warm-up routine somehow gets me singing with excellent technique every time. I can't thank you enough! Please never take this video down!!
This is a very interesting video. It would be great to have a longer video of you doing you're warm up ! Especially the idea of humming. Thx for your content !
Just discovered you and subscribed. I'm an aging perennial amateur opera-chorister and _comprimario_ bass. I have been singing since you were only a gleam in your father's eye. I sing with the petite-grand-opera companies like Regina Opera in Brooklyn and until recently Amore Opera in Manhattan, which is now on life-support because the director, producer, all-around-boss, and fundraiser-in-chief died suddenly in 2020. My favorite role so far is Antonio the gardener; I try to channel WC Fields' acting-style when I play him. I also have Parkinson's disease, so singing has become a kind of physical therapy for me: a way of negotiating temporary periods of truce in the ongoing struggle between my will and my body. Your advice on arpeggio singing is really helpful. I am just getting over a habit of landing hard on the high note, singing it without vibrato or motion, and then collapsing completely on the way back down. I would even go a bit further than you when you say the high note is not the destination: I would add that the ending note one returns to is not the final destination either - you have to sing through that note too, with motion and direction. The final destination is the moment after you finish the final note of the arpeggio and stop singing (just as the final destination of life is not the moment of dying; it's death. _"Eine_ _Strasse_ _muss_ _ich_ _gehen,_ _die_ _noch_ _Kei-i-i-i-i-i-i-ner_ _ging_ _zurück!")_
Thanks Lucas. Love the different angles you come at it, without over-thinking. Thank you! My challenge is incorporating the relaxed tongue & throat AND keeping a forward resonance (I majorly tend to fall back), and infusing the energy of a constant vibrato. That balance for me is super difficult, and quickly can start to make my voice have an airy quality (maybe the battle between my muscles trying to take over and my mind trying to make them chill out.
Hi Sir Lucas Meachem ! This is an Amazing Warm Up , it is Gold Worth . You are such a Great Singing Coach ,and you are Funny to ,make the students be relaxed and ready to be taught , I wish you a Great Summer ,and that you can do your Opera Singing the best Way, Much Love to you from Helsingborg Sweden from Abel Zorin
HI! Just discovered your channel and love it. I am Mezzo Soprano but I can actually sing higher than I did just under a year ago. So, this lesson was extremely useful as I sing Musical Theatre and opera. Looking forward very much to your other lessons. Many many thanks! Love the dog!
Thank you I do many of that already but I've never known it was called " lip trills" before. I do trillo, roulades and falsetto to relax the throat. I'm baritone too and it's so helping for the larynx to try to falsetto all of the vocalise when you climb to your high passaggio and then come back to the chest notes still trying to falsetto them you know...
ive been an amateur drummer (on/off) since early 60s. never sang untill recent band mates demanded it. my daughter swears by the warm up vocal lesson here. already feel confident that i hav half a chance . its rock music but im sure it doesnt matter other than most rock vox is ego, screaming, and shaking yer ass ! going for it here in detroit ! oh your personality is great ! thx !
Hey Lucas , I admire you as a singer , as coach and as a person! Whish you all the best! And thanks for the good advices,there is always something to learn and improve! :-)
Thank you so much for this singing lesson!! I am watching this video repeated times,it has so many very very useful information concentrated in just a few minutes !!Again,thank you!!! It is helping me a lot!
THIS IS THE BEST MAN THANK YOU SO MUCH.. hey can you please show a slow version for the very last one??? Its unbelievable I am feeling waaay better warming up with these exercises.. rock on
Wow amazing advice!!! I’m in Mary Poppins, and they want us to sing more classical and stick to sounding more operatic rather than chest voice. This helps a lot!! Thank you!!!
OMG I just followed you on Instagram and then I saw this vid when I was looking for warm up inspiration. You are an incredible singer, thank you for sharing your warm up routine!!
I really loved this warm up, I find it complete and easy, definitely I'll do it everyday, thank you so much for sharing! I just found super difficult the nasal area but I'll keep practicing! Thank you again!!
Thanks Lucas, this warm up has helped me so much. Just took on some new challenging music at age 74 and singing better than ever that’s to you. Would love to send you a tape to hear your thoughts. Best
Mr. Meachem, Thank you for your you tube channel and all the great vocal advice. I am a tenor, trying to rebuild the voice I lost . I look everywhere for any "tip that might be helpful. I find that many of the things you say are very helpful. I wish you good health and continued success. Marcus Haddock
I want to give this warm up a try, Mr. Meacham! I am a community college student who has sung in my college's choir before, but I am determined to hone my voice.
Hi Lucas and the rest of your audience! Thank you for recording your warmup routine! My voice teacher recommended to me your channel and it changes my singing quite a lot! If you will ever update or change it - could you record it so we can see your torso working as well?
This was very helpful! I used to be a coloratura soprano in college before I transitioned and started on hormone replacement therapy. It’s been so difficult to find my range (mostly because my voice is still settling), but I’m probably leaning towards a baritone. I have to re-teach my voice and body to sing and support thicker vocal chords now 😄
thanks for your sharing my favorite Cool guy!! love your voice and style. Especially Back to china after graduate school. I really need such a highlight video. I'll try these warm up skills.
I've never sung opera or let alone allowed a melodious sound to depart from my voice however he really did give away the keys to the kingdom because after doing this warm up. I'm now ready to be the phantom of the menace and place the captive lady in a spell due to my new found powerful voice. Thank you. The hun-dipidy-num-num I will have to work on however.
Thank you so much for sharing! This is just a super video! No one has explained and showed everything in such detail! You really helped to get on the right way! I can not express how grateful I am to you! Thank you so much and great success!😊👍👏👏👏
This is super helpful! I'm leading chorus rehearsals for "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" at my university and wasn't sure how to lead warmups (especially for the guys in our group!). Definitely gonna some of these out. Thank you! :)
I can't believe how well this worked; it is like magic. I have been drinking tea, sucking on tablets, deep breathing until I am blue, napping before and after my usual exercises and nothing has achieved what I got out of this video. I sang a solo today and heads popped up.
Rick Van Weelden so happy to hear you found these exercises helpful. I’m so glad it worked for you. Keep at it.
@@LucasMeachem1 Thanks for responding; I have always had a fascination with opera, so I am especially affected that you would take the time to respond. My case is a little different; I only sing solos at church. It's to an affluent, somewhat cultured group, but we are all elderly. I used to sing in a little local troupe 30ya, but could hardly speak when my heart failed. Then I had a heart transplant and now I am getting better than ever. As I say, heads are popping up that are usually napping through my solo hymns. Thanks again for giving up the keys to the castle. It helps a lot.
Don't get me wrong, I am not affluent and cultured. I clawed my way to a house in this area. These people probably wouldn't talk to me if I were not in this church. Where I grew up, the people on the wrong side of the tracks wouldn't associate with my family. But we had a lot love: loved drinking, loved fighting;loved gambling; loved going forth and multiplying...
Hooooly smokes I just did this entire warmup today throughout the day like you said and today is easily the best I've EVER sung and the most free my voice has EVER been. I owe you a billion dollars.
I take credit cards, check or kind comments like these!!
@@LucasMeachem1 can I contact you? I am singer from Serbia.
@@LucasMeachem1 lol
@@LucasMeachem1 😅😅
Rock singer here. These opera warm-ups are so great though! Great for projecting my voice, and breath control.
I’m a young opera singer and this HELPED SO MUCH THANKS
happy to hear!! best of luck.
I get the feeling people tend to like you in real life
that's so sweet....i hope so
Right!
When I met him my girlfriend ( who isn't a serious opera buff) was "starstruck". She has met many celebrities but I'd never seen her like this! So there must be a charisma that men only partially pick up on. We like him because he seems like a regular sports fan. No fancy grand piano /stained glass attitude. The guy we want to have a beer with and discuss vocal technique!
I’ve met him, performed with him, and you’re right. He is a lovely person.
This video saved me. I had problems with finding my natural timbre, so i didn’t know how to sing consistently with same color. In fact, i am doing this everyday and i just had been three days but a lot of thing changed and made my singing easier. Thank you Mr. Meachem, i hope one day i get to see you.
Good, I didn't know I had such stunning falsetto.
And neither did my neighbours.
Lmaoooo
Thanks so much for sharing. Many people do not appreciate how important a warm up is! Brilliant!
Though the picture shows a guy (my partner) I am a soprano. This is sooooooo like my warm-ups and the way I was taught to practise and test out the voice, that I had to Google you and see if, by chance you'd ever studied with my teacher ! This is the best video I've seen on showing how to practise.... and I've looked at a few ! I love your singing. All power, man !
This helped so much with tongue tension, especially the cue to keep the tongue down behind the back teeth. Huge difference!! Thank you 🙏🏻
that's amazing. keep it up! I mean down ;)
Thank you so much for sharing! In the last year, I graduated with a degree in vocal performance just after the virus really start to spread. I missed out on having the big recital, experiencing an abroad program, and graduating and got bummed out and kinda stopped singing. I'm pulling my life back together and am so grateful I found your warm-up routine! My voice feels great! Open, more flexible, and brighter (I'm the dark sound who needs to come forward, haha). All-in-all, your warm-up is helping me get back in shape and improve my technique, and combat issues as well. Again, thank you!
I AM A TENOR, AND I THINK, YOU ARE A GREAT MAN AND A GREAT BARITON.
that's so kind thank you
I love it when world class singers share their tips with the rest of us. After having the pleasure of singing and speaking with several world class singers (I ain't one of 'em....yet...) many use lip trills and other similar warms up demonstrated here. Now its almost a ritual for me not only to get the voice working but put me in place mentally. I use it before I have to sing anything. I don't even go to my voice lesson before i do this. Thanks again Lucas...you rock!!!
Finally someone who understands me....Lip trills are life!! Love from Germany
Dear maestro...in life ...we have to thank people like you...i have added to my routine your exercises...and are wonderful...God bless you always...this is very but very very helpful...bravo bravo
you're amazing. thank you so much. i'm in my 60's and was more or less giving up on my voice but now i sound 20yrs younger! thank you again.
Thank you. We really never stop needing and/or searching for quality warm-ups, then finding in our craziness, Master classes and historical clips such that our online collections rival the National Archives...so, thank you, this was both informative and enjoyable. And a critter lover, too. It was as if I was learning from a friend...finally. Thank you.
best of luck and thank you for your kind words
Omg I cannot lip trill. For the life of me, I have tried for years and just can’t do it! Lol
I guess you can do my upcoming 15 Day Vocal Warm Up Challenge then.
Plus.....
I don't believe you...; )
ditto. Have to find the 15 day warmup challenge, or so it seems.
Ja ja ja, you can do it all!
Oh there is a hack you press your both cheek upwards and then you can do it
FV BUZZ that’s wat u do
This is truly the best advice I've gotten as a singer. Bits of pieces of things I've heard throughout my training but never put together like this, thank you.
And your warmup for studio recording is different or id that included in “in front of people”. Just listened to your lullaby/ Lullabye : love it!
As one of Marlena Malas's last students, seeing how much of the technique she taught being used by famous singers brings me so much joy.
7:52. To all those who think you're a tenor, listen to that resonant G#2/A2 (not sure which one it is).
I am sopran, and my tones were always behind and now are they beautifull and with "forward vibrations"! Thank you very much,really!
awesome!!!
This is gold, I love the non zero sum heart of those like Lucas whom care more about the artform and elevating the community of vocal artisans through dispensing key knowledge.
That is so incredibly kind of you, thank you for your words.
Woa this warm up is by far the best I've come across, I'd say especially as a soprano.
I feel like a lot of videos start too high and doesn't let us varm up enough. Love this and see myself using this video a lot.
You are a singing machine Meachem! No keyboard for pitch reference, you're amazing! Great and simple exercises for voice flexibility
thanks!!
Thank you for sharing this warmup, love how complete and concise and practical it is for use daily and it addresses all the areas where I tend to be thrown off when singing (ease and use, placement, vibrato, tone stability). Best wishes to you in your continued singing and artist journey!
Dear Lucas, I really really, but really want to thank you for this video.
It changes my life as a student singer. Thanks to you I am a kind of Born again singer now really ,thanks
that's amazing, I'm so happy for you
This warm-up was the BEST I've found online thus far! I try to find great videos in between my actual lessons, and this was absolutely amazing for my voice! I am working on Carmen Habanera and this was exactly what I needed. You have a new fan--and follower! Thank you so much!
OMFFFFFGGGGGGG! thank youuuuu.I'm gonna cry. this is a HoLE singing package! you're so generous! God bless you, man!
i'm happy to!
Wow, I just discovered this channel and I love it. I'm a baritone and today I realised that my tongue was the epitome of my vocal issues, so it was a big step in my training. And then i found this warm up!i think my lucky day is not over yet.
the way I warm up doesn't allow me to have tension. it creeps me into singing with good habits, that's why I like it. I'm really glad it helped you. I just uploaded a new video today, I hope you check it out. best of luck.
Same! My tongue is my enemy! It moves too slow.
Lucas, I am so grateful for, and impressed by the simplicity and effectiveness of this routine. I am a professional opera singer and have taught voice for 12 years along the way, and am always learning and wanting to see how others do what they do! Thank you for sharing this, it's worked really well for me, as I'm training into the Verdi Baritone fach and have struggled to not see-saw between feeling like a more dramatic bass-baritone or a full lyric depending on the rep. These exercises are helping that uniformity in resonance and placement and flexibility feel easier in just 2 days. Blessings to you!
Absolutely love this!! Bravo. Vibrate the sounded consonants... thank you!!!! Please everyone do that.
Since 2005 I was trying to find some opera lessons like yours, but they were not there. I switch to jazz singing and felt that something was still missing, I'm back and thank you for this wonderful lesson. Singing like this really gives a person a sense of great power within.
This is so helpful - as a lyric baritone myself, I just sung an A4 the best I have ever done. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Thank you so much. Will be doing these exercises. It’s very generous of you to share. 🥂
Best warm up lesson for Tenors! Thank you Lucas Meachem!
my pleasure!
Thanks! I just started this warmup and I love it! I became a director and AD a few years back and am getting back into singing. This feels right.
happy to help! best of luck getting back into the swing of things.
@@LucasMeachem1 do you by chance give lessons while you're here in SF for R and J?
@@PocketOperaSF yes I could do a one time consultation. Send me a message through my website;)
THANK YOU!! I have been using these warm up routines for almost a week in preparation for singing the USA and JAPAN National Anthem at a Black History Month ceremony. I did feel much more in control and relaxed before and after. Thank you, kind sir!
You are legit a LIFESAVER. I just couldn't figure out how to sing any operatic note until I watched this video and a magical sound flew out of this mouth
Edit: I'm also a bass and I couldn't find ANYTHING that was applicable to me until I found your glorious channel
Much Love to you Lucas Meachem,
You are an Amazing Song Teacher and Coach ,
Warm Greetings to you from Helsingborg Sweden from Abel Zorin
Danish is a normal language Swedish is gibberish
Lucas, thanks for sharing this. I would love to take lessons from you! I've been singing for a long time and studied fairly extensively in my younger days of 20-30s. I'm pretty much a hack who knows enough to be dangerous. I've studied the lyric baritone repertoire, art song, German lied, and pretty much decided to give musical theatre my dedication. I am all over the place and RUSTY. I played around with helden tenor rep for a while but once again, my lack of enough foundation probably sabotaged what could have eventually come out. That tesitura requires one to actually have the foundation.
I've had fun with it as a hobby but I seriously think there could have been more.
Your video was fun to watch and you seem like an amazing spirit energy.
Wow Lucas, that was amazing. That was an experience watching and hearing how a warm up should be done. Certainly must be a lot of work to arrive at 'perfection' but must be worth it. Thanks.
I've been trying to master Charlie Rutlage on my drive to and from work and this is a giant step forward. This is very similar to what I was taught in university but it has been a while since then. Very kind of you to share!
I was a vocal performance major all the way through graduate school, but when I switched careers, I lost a lot of my singing skills, and developed some really bad habits. This warm-up routine somehow gets me singing with excellent technique every time. I can't thank you enough! Please never take this video down!!
You are very big person, when you are giving us your know-how for free. Thank you very much 👏🏼
This is a very interesting video. It would be great to have a longer video of you doing you're warm up ! Especially the idea of humming. Thx for your content !
Just discovered you and subscribed. I'm an aging perennial amateur opera-chorister and _comprimario_ bass. I have been singing since you were only a gleam in your father's eye. I sing with the petite-grand-opera companies like Regina Opera in Brooklyn and until recently Amore Opera in Manhattan, which is now on life-support because the director, producer, all-around-boss, and fundraiser-in-chief died suddenly in 2020. My favorite role so far is Antonio the gardener; I try to channel WC Fields' acting-style when I play him.
I also have Parkinson's disease, so singing has become a kind of physical therapy for me: a way of negotiating temporary periods of truce in the ongoing struggle between my will and my body.
Your advice on arpeggio singing is really helpful. I am just getting over a habit of landing hard on the high note, singing it without vibrato or motion, and then collapsing completely on the way back down. I would even go a bit further than you when you say the high note is not the destination: I would add that the ending note one returns to is not the final destination either - you have to sing through that note too, with motion and direction. The final destination is the moment after you finish the final note of the arpeggio and stop singing (just as the final destination of life is not the moment of dying; it's death. _"Eine_ _Strasse_ _muss_ _ich_ _gehen,_ _die_ _noch_ _Kei-i-i-i-i-i-i-ner_ _ging_ _zurück!")_
Thanks Lucas. Love the different angles you come at it, without over-thinking. Thank you! My challenge is incorporating the relaxed tongue & throat AND keeping a forward resonance (I majorly tend to fall back), and infusing the energy of a constant vibrato. That balance for me is super difficult, and quickly can start to make my voice have an airy quality (maybe the battle between my muscles trying to take over and my mind trying to make them chill out.
Mr. Meachem, thank you for all of your videos.
Fun, energized and effective. Just what I needed.
Hi Sir Lucas Meachem !
This is an Amazing Warm Up , it is Gold Worth . You are such a Great Singing Coach ,and you are Funny to ,make the students be relaxed and ready to be taught ,
I wish you a Great Summer ,and that you can do your Opera Singing the best Way,
Much Love to you from Helsingborg Sweden from Abel Zorin
HI! Just discovered your channel and love it. I am Mezzo Soprano but I can actually sing higher than I did just under a year ago. So, this lesson was extremely useful as I sing Musical Theatre and opera. Looking forward very much to your other lessons. Many many thanks! Love the dog!
Thank you I do many of that already but I've never known it was called " lip trills" before. I do trillo, roulades and falsetto to relax the throat. I'm baritone too and it's so helping for the larynx to try to falsetto all of the vocalise when you climb to your high passaggio and then come back to the chest notes still trying to falsetto them you know...
ive been an amateur drummer (on/off) since early 60s. never sang untill recent band mates demanded it. my daughter swears by the warm up vocal lesson here. already feel confident that i hav half a chance . its rock music but im sure it doesnt matter other than most rock vox is ego, screaming, and shaking yer ass ! going for it here in detroit ! oh your personality is great ! thx !
Thank you so much! My music teacher guitarist he told me I had great opera singing that’s why I’m here to challenge and improve myself
You are charming and delightful! Thank you for these warm ups, so sweetly delivered.
Hey Lucas , I admire you as a singer , as coach and as a person! Whish you all the best! And thanks for the good advices,there is always something to learn and improve! :-)
Thank you so much for this singing lesson!! I am watching this video repeated times,it has so many very very useful information concentrated in just a few minutes !!Again,thank you!!! It is helping me a lot!
so happy to hear that...best of luck Monteiro
THIS IS THE BEST MAN THANK YOU SO MUCH.. hey can you please show a slow version for the very last one??? Its unbelievable I am feeling waaay better warming up with these exercises.. rock on
That definitely works! Thank you for your tips. My voice has never felt that flawless coming out of my mouth 😅
I can attest to the fact that these warm ups are ALL spot on! Bravo Lucas!
Wow amazing advice!!! I’m in Mary Poppins, and they want us to sing more classical and stick to sounding more operatic rather than chest voice. This helps a lot!! Thank you!!!
Congrats Jenna! Happy this helped.
I love octave arpeggios. when in doubt BOUNCE EVERYTHING!
OMG I just followed you on Instagram and then I saw this vid when I was looking for warm up inspiration. You are an incredible singer, thank you for sharing your warm up routine!!
I really loved this warm up, I find it complete and easy, definitely I'll do it everyday, thank you so much for sharing! I just found super difficult the nasal area but I'll keep practicing! Thank you again!!
Love the humor you put into teaching..that's the way to go :) , humor in teaching makes learning more interesting..God Bless
Thanks Lucas, this warm up has helped me so much. Just took on some new challenging music at age 74 and singing better than
ever that’s to you. Would love to send you a tape to hear your thoughts. Best
Thanks alot Lucas Meachem!!! Great video!!! Thanks for always being so generous!
Mr. Meachem, Thank you for your you tube channel and all the great vocal advice. I am a tenor, trying to rebuild the voice I lost . I look everywhere for any "tip that might be helpful. I find that many of the things you say are very helpful. I wish you good health and continued success. Marcus Haddock
I want to give this warm up a try, Mr. Meacham! I am a community college student who has sung in my college's choir before, but I am determined to hone my voice.
This is the only warmup that I ever do now! Makes my voice sound free and amazing! Thank you, Lucas!
amazing, so happy for you
Hi Lucas and the rest of your audience! Thank you for recording your warmup routine! My voice teacher recommended to me your channel and it changes my singing quite a lot! If you will ever update or change it - could you record it so we can see your torso working as well?
This was very helpful! I used to be a coloratura soprano in college before I transitioned and started on hormone replacement therapy. It’s been so difficult to find my range (mostly because my voice is still settling), but I’m probably leaning towards a baritone. I have to re-teach my voice and body to sing and support thicker vocal chords now 😄
A nice explanation without being boring! Thanks!
Smart, and right to the point. Even if we got to re-start the video. Valuable information
thanks for your sharing my favorite Cool guy!! love your voice and style. Especially Back to china after graduate school. I really need such a highlight video. I'll try these warm up skills.
I've never sung opera or let alone allowed a melodious sound to depart from my voice however he really did give away the keys to the kingdom because after doing this warm up. I'm now ready to be the phantom of the menace and place the captive lady in a spell due to my new found powerful voice. Thank you. The hun-dipidy-num-num I will have to work on however.
Best of luck!
This warmup worked so well for me! I am a Helden tenor and it caused my top to be so light n bright!
You are not a heldentenor
How fun...I usually struggle....”am I good enough “ through all my singing...your
excellent healthy advice is refreshing....many thanks
"My dog can do it" Ro-ro-ro-ro-ro o... Cracked me up!!😅
I feel so good after this warmup thank you so much I'm a lyric Baritone too and I'm so glad that I found this warmup.
Thank you so much for this video! I honestly have been looking for a warm-up that discusses the common mistakes and what to avoid.
Excellent warm up! Thank you! Sharing with my husband. ❤
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I love this video! So helpful! And I love how you remind us not to judge ourself!
Thank you for making the Lucas. It is very helpful!!
Bravo bravo bravissimo in verita...forte abbraccio maestro...blessings for you and your family
A great lesson，effective demonstration and explanation，purposeful and helpful。
I have a callback for a character who knows how to sing opera so this helps me a lot!!! Thank you so much =)
I am a young soprano, thank u so much Lucas .
This lesson worth a lot .
Thank you so much for sharing! This is just a super video! No one has explained and showed everything in such detail! You really helped to get on the right way! I can not express how grateful I am to you! Thank you so much and great success!😊👍👏👏👏
Awesome!!!! Thank you maestro!! Big hugs from Paraguay.
This is super helpful! I'm leading chorus rehearsals for "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" at my university and wasn't sure how to lead warmups (especially for the guys in our group!). Definitely gonna some of these out. Thank you! :)
love the energy love the vibe, i just like ya dude. always be you
Normaly a baritone, gonna attempt to perform nessun dorma at an audition not long from now. Wish me luck!
Opera is not my singing style but I enjoyed your video and will try the exercises. You are most pleasant to watch. Thank you!
Thank you Dear! This was oh so help...and you're so talented, great sense of humor with a Great warm heart 💚💙
Thank you King Author I'm a tenor opera student you helped my voice sound amazing rock on !!
It worked soooo well ! Thank you, Lucas 🥹🙌