Thank you so much!

RIP 🙏🕊️

Wow. This is too cool

I do these exercises regularly as well. They help enormously. Thank you, dear Shannon.

Life took this ray of sunlight way too soon. I never knew her but discoving her videos has been extremely impactful in my life. Her videos have helped me find my own voice and build confidence in it. I practice along with her videos nearly daily. I can only hope that she's somewhere beautiful...where she can sing with her amazing voice as freely as she wants. I hope she's fully aware that her voice is still heard and still inspiring others

frikkin cool! I love vocals and bass! And your singing and playing is right on!!

Jesus is coming soon please share and repent

It tickles.

Thank you

Echo

AYYYYY AMAZING

Jesus is coming soon please shar e and repent

💙💙

Love this thx!

Did she pass away?

Nice 💕

OMG this blew me away! So cool😍

Thank you Shannon for these videos. I use them multiple times a week and they have helped me expand my lower range. Sending you love wherever you are now.

I will forever do this to honor you

R.I.P.

I use your warm up everytime I go to practice at home, and it's wonderful! Thank you!

GOOD....GOOD....GOOD !!!

Hi friends, this is Shannon's husband, Dustin. I just wanted to thank everybody for their views, comments, and support on Shannon's vocal tutorial videos. She would have been blown away to see her videos racking up tens of thousands of views and dozens of sweet comments. Tragically, Shannon was killed by a reckless, selfish driver at the age of 28 on October 13th, 2015. She never got to see how many people she helped and inspired with this videos. If things had gone differently, I know she would have absolutely loved updating these videos, responding to all of your comments, and creating many more tutorials for you. She was the kind of person who would see an 8 word question from someone in need and respond with 8 paragraphs of highly polished information. She spent her time on others. Tell your loved ones as often as you can what they mean to you. You never know when it's your last chance.

Hi friends, this is Shannon's husband, Dustin. I just wanted to thank everybody for their views, comments, and support on Shannon's vocal tutorial videos. She would have been blown away to see her videos racking up tens of thousands of views and dozens of sweet comments. Tragically, Shannon was killed by a reckless, selfish driver at the age of 28 on October 13th, 2015. She never got to see how many people she helped and inspired with this videos. If things had gone differently, I know she would have absolutely loved updating these videos, responding to all of your comments, and creating many more tutorials for you. She was the kind of person who would see an 8 word question from someone in need and respond with 8 paragraphs of highly polished information. She spent her time on others. Tell your loved ones as often as you can what they mean to you. You never know when it's your last chance.

Hi friends, this is Shannon's husband, Dustin. I just wanted to thank everybody for their views, comments, and support on Shannon's vocal tutorial videos. She would have been blown away to see her videos racking up tens of thousands of views and dozens of sweet comments. Tragically, Shannon was killed by a reckless, selfish driver at the age of 28 on October 13th, 2015. She never got to see how many people she helped and inspired with this videos. If things had gone differently, I know she would have absolutely loved updating these videos, responding to all of your comments, and creating many more tutorials for you. She was the kind of person who would see an 8 word question from someone in need and respond with 8 paragraphs of highly polished information. She spent her time on others. Tell your loved ones as often as you can what they mean to you. You never know when it's your last chance.

Hi friends, this is Shannon's husband, Dustin. I just wanted to thank everybody for their views, comments, and support on Shannon's vocal tutorial videos. She would have been blown away to see her videos racking up tens of thousands of views and dozens of sweet comments. Tragically, Shannon was killed by a reckless, selfish driver at the age of 28 on October 13th, 2015. She never got to see how many people she helped and inspired with this videos. If things had gone differently, I know she would have absolutely loved updating these videos, responding to all of your comments, and creating many more tutorials for you. She was the kind of person who would see an 8 word question from someone in need and respond with 8 paragraphs of highly polished information. She spent her time on others. Tell your loved ones as often as you can what they mean to you. You never know when it's your last chance.

Beautiful, sweet guitar, great voice...thank you

when she put that disclaimer out about girls not being able to go that low I was like girl I can go that low and I went that low and I am only 14 and a GIRL. <3

is this supposed to help you progressively go into soprano?

comfortable to practice also I very much like the information you give in writing. Thank you

This is so useful, thank yo so very much!

I just came across your channel, you were amazing. Sing in heaven as beautifully as you did. I didmt know you, but lots of love to you... And blessings over your family.

Another good one. Thank you

Excellent warmup! I especially appreciate the written instructions and reminders on the screen.

Let's rock today!

This is super easy and now I'm ready for rehearsal

I wish Shannon was still around, to ask questions of, and to Skype lessons with. She really knew what she was doing. RIP

Excellent

Shannon made great videos. Thank you.

what does it mean when the vowel "E" is more easier on my voice (i feel like i can hit more notes and its more comfortable singing in) than singing in "Ah"? In "Ah " i have to switch to head voice quite quickly. With "E" I can mix it easily. I guess cause it might be easier cause I'm hitting for of the nasal area? Not sure why. Maybe you can help me find out! =) Also, I am having a lot of "vocal fry." I know rest, tea, and honey can help. But for some reason, its every day and I can't seem to hit any notes with this "vocal fry" in the way. I feel like my vocal cords are damaged or something. Do you know another way to stop vocal fry?

I love this video, but the moving text is really hard to read cause it keeps changing the size and moving the sentence! ahhhhh

These exercises help so much, thank you!

Good exercises so much reverb lol

This helped us cover this song. Thanks!

Thank you! great!!! Awesome!

So beautiful! You're sorely missed, Shannon.

I'm a singer and sometimes I have to hold my cheeks on the lip trills and I just did my makeup and I couldn't do it lol

This is such a fantastic warm up! I've been looking for more alto centered warm ups and this is by far the best I've used! Thank you so much!

Shannon, thanks for this. I do it before mass every Sunday morning. I keep telling my sister, with whom I sing in the choir, that it changed my life. ;) I just feel way more comfortable attacking the songs. More air and better control. Yeah, I'm not even kidding when I say it changed my life. Thank you!

That was awesome!!