EASY vocal warm up for when your voice is tired! (Apartment friendly opera singer warm ups!)

[@LivingOpera]

Lol also is everyone loving my EMPTY frames!?!?!!? I just keep forgetting to buy a print...any art suggestions are WELCOME!!!!!!

[@SamyBJ]

You are the only on line real coaches! Thank you for shareing the real keys!

[@kairitkolk6641]

Title already sounds perfect!

[@LivingOpera]

Hahaha I understand VERY WELL!!!!

[@elisamusic]

This vid is perfect!!! Thank you.

[@LornaKellyZim]

Loved this!

[@kelseymae7813]

Wow! You have so much great information! Do you provide opera lessons also?

[@DanielaPodobea]

Awesome warmups 👏🏻 thank you

[@MegaStas13]

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[@flaze3]

Does Norman do the same exercises?

[@okawatan7434]

Just what I needed today! Thank you for sharing this video. I have a question about lip trills, does it make a difference what vowel I am thinking about when I do that? I used to do it while thinking about [u] but my tongue might be too suppressed so I started thinking [i], which feels more forward but I am not sure if that is right?

[@LivingOpera]

I am so glad to hear that and I love this question!! So thoughtful!! So this definitely makes a difference for me. I actually use the lip trills as an opportunity to imagine how the vowel will feel when I sing it. If you feel like your tongue is depressing the sound then go for a brighter "AH" vowel since these exercises are all pre-passaggio. I also like a bright Italian "i" vowel to get the tongue root higher. Hope that helps and thank you for supporting our page!!

[@lallybev]

Hello! Great video as always! I have a random question... How do you approach coloratura passages, meaning really fast notes? I feel like I can't get past to a certain metronome, without the passage getting 'sloppy'. I'm really obsessing about it, probably too much 😕 (I'm a soprano leggero)

[@loperaennoir]

So swollen doesn’t necessarily mean something is wrong with my vocal cords?

[@sharonnieman5486]

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