This was really very helpful! Thank you, Tricia. I enjoy each and every one of your fantastic videos! Thank you for the free warm-up. it is a wonderful gift. Greetings from South Africa.
Very unrelated but I love the look of your studio. Photos, happy mothers day 2014(9?), and lots of books. If I live near you I'd love to have a lesson with you. For now, I'll be absorbing your videos
You are so sweet! Thank you! Mother's Day 2014 :) I am so happy you are enjoying the videos. You are very welcome! All the best to you. Happy holidays!
Absolutely loved this lesson! Going to try the Gu warm ups before I start with anything else in order to feel my vibration, airflow, and tongue placement!
Great explanation, though due to lack of feedback I found it difficult to understand correctly how the tongue is moving. I could feel it (but was it good?). maybe a picture would help me see/feel better what you mean. But for the rest I love this singing on a square millimeter.thanks!
Great idea to add a picture! In American English the inherent nature of the [g] will put the tongue in the correct position to make the sound for the warm-up. You can check in the mirror to observe the back of the tongue rising up to meet the soft palate. The tongue will drop slightly when it moves to create the [u] vowel. If you feel like you can create a [g] and [u] sound when speaking then it should be good while you are adding sound for this warm-up. Thanks for watching and for your suggestion! All the best!
Do you have a lesson on tongue trilling? I know it's a great tongue exercise for singing and there're thousands of video on how to do it, but all the videos explain only a limited aspect or technique of it, when many people still can't do so because the teachers themselves don't understand or even realize all the coordination, muscles and mechanisms needed for tongue trill to happen, thus not teaching it thoroughly, leading to most viewers feeling frustrated and not getting it.
Great idea! You are right. It is a great vocal warm-up and exercise and many people have difficulty rolling the tongue. I will definitely add that to my list of videos to make. Thank you so much!
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The pedagogy in this video is wonderful. The planning behind it, the clarity, the presentation of the exercises... Amazing and helpful, thank you!
Thanks so much for watching! I am so glad you liked it. I so appreciate the feedback! All the best with your singing.
Great lesson with attention to anatomical detail and sensation. Very helpful. Your spirit is a wonderful infusion.
Great! So glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. All the best with your singing.
Your teaching so beutiful ♥️thank you so much 💖💖
Can’t believe I missed this lesson. So glad it showed up in my feed. Great 👍🏼 information. Thanks!
Thanks, Jen! So glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much vokal coach ❤️ I follow from Turkey
You are welcome! Thank you for watching! All the best with your singing :)
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This was really very helpful! Thank you, Tricia. I enjoy each and every one of your fantastic videos! Thank you for the free warm-up. it is a wonderful gift. Greetings from South Africa.
Hello! I am so glad! Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it. Hugs!
Very unrelated but I love the look of your studio. Photos, happy mothers day 2014(9?), and lots of books. If I live near you I'd love to have a lesson with you. For now, I'll be absorbing your videos
You are so sweet! Thank you! Mother's Day 2014 :) I am so happy you are enjoying the videos. You are very welcome! All the best to you. Happy holidays!
Tricia, you are amazing! So enjoyable to "hang out with you."
Hi Lora! You are the sweetest! Thank you so much :) Hugs!
Your the best thanks for the advice
Thank you for your kind comment and for watching :) All the best with your singing!
Absolutely loved this lesson! Going to try the Gu warm ups before I start with anything else in order to feel my vibration, airflow, and tongue placement!
Wonderful! I am so glad you liked it! Have fun! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. All the best with you gugu"s!
Great explanation, though due to lack of feedback I found it difficult to understand correctly how the tongue is moving. I could feel it (but was it good?). maybe a picture would help me see/feel better what you mean. But for the rest I love this singing on a square millimeter.thanks!
Great idea to add a picture! In American English the inherent nature of the [g] will put the tongue in the correct position to make the sound for the warm-up. You can check in the mirror to observe the back of the tongue rising up to meet the soft palate. The tongue will drop slightly when it moves to create the [u] vowel. If you feel like you can create a [g] and [u] sound when speaking then it should be good while you are adding sound for this warm-up. Thanks for watching and for your suggestion! All the best!
Do you have a lesson on tongue trilling? I know it's a great tongue exercise for singing and there're thousands of video on how to do it, but all the videos explain only a limited aspect or technique of it, when many people still can't do so because the teachers themselves don't understand or even realize all the coordination, muscles and mechanisms needed for tongue trill to happen, thus not teaching it thoroughly, leading to most viewers feeling frustrated and not getting it.
Great idea! You are right. It is a great vocal warm-up and exercise and many people have difficulty rolling the tongue. I will definitely add that to my list of videos to make. Thank you so much!