Daily MIXED VOICE Vocal Exercises for Tenors
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This is the Aussie Vocal Coach Lower Mixed Voice Workout for Tenors.
This workout focuses on the lower mix, where your lower and middle voice meet. In classical terms it is referred to as the primo passaggio. This area of the voice can often be overlooked by beginner singers as there is usually a tendency to pull the lower voice, or chest voice, up closer to where the head voice resonance becomes dominant. This transitional area of the voice is called the secondo passaggio. Here's the thing though. If the transition into the lower mixed voice is not engaged it is very common to have a break in your voice at the secondo passaggio. Leave me a comment if that's happened to you.
So the exercises in this vocal workout are designed to dance around this first transition and stay under the secondo passaggio. In every exercise avoid pulling your voice up to the notes. Relax and maintain an energised vocal tone and flow of breath.
The first exercise is designed to engage your nasal resonance. The NG sound is great for this. Notice when I demonstrate the exercise my mouth is open making this sound. This will help lift the roof of your mouth which is important for singing higher. I will alternate between the NG sound and the A vowel. The goal here is to place the vowel in a similar space to the NG.
The second exercise is a lip or tongue trill. The purpose of this exercise is to get your air flowing while maintaining a relaxed throat. The notes of this exercise jump around more than the first. This will help to relieve any tension in your vocal cords as you ascend into the primo passagio.
The third exercise focuses on the resonance of your mouth, also called Pharangeal resonance. The sound we will be using is the baby cry WA. The hard A vowel is very mouth dominant. It's not the nicest vocal tone but the brightness allows you to create quite a strong sound higher in your range without much effort.
Try and maintain a connected slide between the notes when you do this exercise and resist the temptation to over-sing on the higher note as it will create tension around your vocal cords.
The fourth and final exercise is slightly longer to allow you to develop strength in your lower mix. You will be singing MIEA over an ascending scale.
I have included a slightly higher range for this exercise to accommodate singers with higher transition points. Please make sure you only sing up to a comfortable pitch. This workout is not designed to extend your range, it is designed to strengthen the notes around your first transition, your lower mix, so that you will be able to sing confidently into your higher range without strain and vocal breaks.
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ME-AE-AH is amazing. Can already feel it working my vocal chords n' cooking and conditioning them. Amazing, coach!
00:30 - nnnna nnna
2:43 lip or tongue trill
4:25 uah
6:10 - mee eh ah (mi e a)
0:00
2:40
4:16
6:06
Thank you!
The Me-eh-ah exercise is so sporty for my muscles its like I'm doing crunches so i can feel the pain of exercising the muscles (not straining voice)
Hii Coach.. 😆😆 I am waiting Mix Voice for women.
Thank you so much, Coach !
God bless you and family
I like your workouts. I'm trying to make a vocal comeback. I get hoarse so quickly in choir. Tough to sing in that setting without tension and singing too loudly. But I'm working on it. These drills should help to strengthen my voice. Thanks.
I felt like the me-ae-ah section could've been the entire workout... I was thinking you were going to take it up even further⬆️
BEST EXERCISES!
amazing workout, thank you!!
ThankU.. so much. Someone tell me the note of this highest. I m waiting for more video like this. I m practicing everyday. God bless you
Great exercise
Great warm-up. Just in case I don't catch the consonants in each exercise, twould be good to have the a subtitle for each exercise eg "me ay ah" or is it "me yay ar".
mi, ay, ah
Thanks Ian , keep doing the exercises daily
Nice good one
please upload video mixed voice workout for baritone
Love it!
Thank you!
Thanks 👍
First i most say it's nice vocal work out...
I've been doing this vocal work out everyday and i have been feeling changes from my chest to lower mix voice but there's no power. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks.
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can anyone tell me why i used to be able to hit high notes a few months ago and now i crack on them
How do I not belt? I find myself belting the higher notes
I am still struggling with mixed voice
Hey coach, the description is very detailed and beautiful, love it. However, I'm still not clear on what the difference between the primo passagio and the secondo passagio is and how they are related to each other in the development of the voice?
I'm not a vocal coach or anyone special, just someone learning like you. Based on my research, the primo passagio is the transition from normal chest voice to belting/calling chest voice. The segundo passagio is the distinct transition from belting/calling to head voice. This distinct transition of the segundo passagio is the "crack" that mixed voice is meant to fix. Mixed voice allows the singer to connect chest and head voice which eliminates the crack.
Pls do the same but for mid and high mix am struggling to go further the G4#
Yeah that's the plan!
My problem is i can't go loud or strong in lower mix
Or voice breaks
Hi, can you tell me where to find the video of the lesson, please? thanks!
How hi does the Tenor warm-up go?
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oooo Those me-aye-ah ones are nooooo joke!!!
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On the higher notes(mixed voice) of my range, I can't seem to consistently sing it with good resonance where it feels free and seamless. It's always a hit and miss.
What do I do?
Keep practicing! Drink water and stop if it hurts
I can't do the lips thing. I just can't do it. My lips won't cooperate. xD Great chan' & videos tho, thank you ! ♥
Does it take to long to develop the mix region ....I have been working on it on months now but I still feel a little in balance. In my voice...... like how long does it take to sing on that mix placement (funny part is I can sing belt but I can sing on my mix).... please need more clarity
My voice is not high enough to be a 1st Tenor and not low enough to be a baritone. I am stuck somewhere in between. I feel like I am in limbo. Even my falsetto range is extremely narrow. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks.
I think cord closure and compression is the answer. Looks like you need to develop a good mixed voice
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Omg
The ME E A 😢😢😢😢