15 Minutes Vocal Warm-up (Phrygian dominant)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2022
- Building healthy voice habits is essential for flexible, strong voice that will last you a lifetime. One of these habits is a daily warm-up routine.
This is the third of three videos showing my warm-up routines, that I wanted to share with you, motivate you and hopefully help you bring this into your daily schedule.
Just relax and remember, it doesn't need to be perfect (mine also isn't). The important thing is that you improve step by step, enjoy the process and enjoy your voice! It is special and unique just to you and for that, it is beautiful!
Aug 2023 update: I have a few openings for new students in 2023/24
Feel free to contact me on jelena.soro@gmail.com if you would like us to work together.
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thank you sooo much❤️❤️❤️
I will definitely be using this. This has opening my voice a lot more then training with the western scale, my palate is way more relaxed and my range is a lot higher when I sing like this. I wonder why that is. It’s like it flows so easily.
So happy to hear this!
I LOVED doing this, i feel so connected to this scale compared to western, glad i havent practiced too much with that one. But my throat hurts after which suprised me. Do you think this is my throat getting used to it or just bad technique 😂 thanks to anyone who may have an idea
It is really hard to say just from the comment, but if you usually don't experience your throat hurting then maybe the "stress" of a new melodic pattern is producing extra tension in the throat. Also no need to follow with the full range of my warmup if it feels uncomfortable to go too high or too low. Try to catch when the tension starts building up, so you can relax it, or take a short break instead of powering through it. Hope that helps 🧡
I agree, it feels like it's opening parts of my throat I do not use, and lifting my palate which i have not felt much when I sing. That resonates for me especially since my range is not very high, i am more contralto alto. This is very helpful! Thank u 💜
that was actually great as a beginner vocal. I am from Turkey and I got the Balkan mention. Thanks a lot.
Thanks a ton for this, I'm learning how to sing in Hijaz (the Arab approximate to Phrygian Dominant) and this is super helpful
Beautiful! Makams sound so enchanting.
loved this! thank you
This is exactly what I've been looking for! So beautiful, thank you for sharing ❤️
So happy to hear that! 🙏
This must be very natural for arabic, as a western I struggle a lot.
Just take it slow, ear needs time to get use to new scales. Work on it with curiosity and playfulness and it will just surprise you one day 🥰
You are right .I am A turkish sax player.this scale is very easy for me Cause i heard a lot for years.Try Turkish music for progress. That will be easier
this is natural to me, Indians scales are impossible for me
@@SEGEFFECTdo you have any recommendations for Turkish music to get into?
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This is Azerbaijani song in Azerbaijan Turkish .I like this one and easy to remember the tune. In the key of B as I remember
Thank you so much!
Love this
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Thank you!!
THANK YOUUUUU
Thank❤ you
Excellent!
Thank youu this is so helpful
Happy to help!
Thanks for sharing!
Happy it helps.
Thank you so kindly 🙏 from Canada ❤🇨🇦
Greetings to Canada!
Wow this is wonderful. Thank you so much. I was looking for exercises in different modes and there aren't many so this was a bit of a gem to find. ❤
So happy, you are enjoying it!
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Great content!! Loved it. I just wish it was available for saving into play list so I so I can use it later too.
Thank you! You can save it to a playlist, there are no restrictions on my part.
Grazie , sei bravissima
Un saluto dalla Sicilia☀️
Grazie mille! Greetings to Sicilia!
beautiful
Thank you!
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so fun, my friend is from montenegro and i’ve recently discovered that the balkans use this scale!
@@oberon2534No, actually this scale and its modes was present in the Balkans since Byzantium Empire, and it was spread across the empire where every country adapted in its own way
@@mortdekala3206 you're absolutely correct.
pretty pleasee could you make a digital audio of this so i can add it to my list of daily vocal exercises 🥺
I feel honored! Feel free to download the audio from YT with one of the online yt download tools and add it to your playlist
great
Thanks! A new video actually coming soon.
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I’m a guy so doing about 2 notes less from the top was where I stopped but this was fun.
That sounds amazing, you have then quite a vocal range. Keep on going!
Please I want more
Thank you! Probably you saw it, but just in case, there are two more warm-up videos on the channel. For the future I'm planning another month of singing challenge starting middle of March, maybe it will be interesting for you to join.
Very nice. Do you do lessons
Thanks! Yes, I so lessons. You can write me at jelena.soro [at] gmail.com
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Prolly the weirdest reason someones followed along to this I need to get this scale down for a verse on a trap beat 😂😂
I love this! Share the beat when it's done.
@@JelenaSoro well I didn’t make the beat it’s actually a Latin type beat but the vocals I wrote over it have a section where this scale sounds good over it so I needed to practice hitting the right notes on the up and down ( sorry I don’t know any of the proper terminology 🥲)