Freya's Singing Tips: Vocal Warm-Up Checklist

[@f.4812]

1) Body warmup 2) Start with low voice (humming) 3) Move to middle voice 4) Move to a more chesty voice not up yet 5) Move to the top - remember to move slowly 6) Breathiness/falsetto - increase intensity 7) Go to the top intensity - yelling exercise 8) Head voice - siren exercise 🚨 9) Change registers - ex: chest to falsetto / from low to high 10) Optional : experiment with placements - sing long notes / change the volume on the same pitch

[@anilkohli1374]

So down to earth and genuine! A fantastic teacher, the very best!

[@tiablasangoriti8347]

As a Concert Singer, who has performed in Europe and the States over 300 times in the last 30 years I must say, I truly love your work Freya. Your teaching style is kind and patient. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us.

[@Olesia_Kurilo]

This video is a treasure. You are amazing, Freya!!!

[@xaviermercado2079]

You have been a great help to my singing. I sing worship music. Thank you Freya.

[@SBHonstein]

Thank you soooo much for this video and checklist of warm up. It's sooo helpful, I've always wanted to know about a comprehensive vocal warm up.

[@evelynmonsivais308]

thank you you hit on some very good topics... yesss! great advise. Thank you!

[@newtoatheism5968]

I finally get it

[@anilkohli1374]

The best warm up video on KZbin! Listen to all the sounds that Freya makes, to cover the different registers. Amazing!

[@lizettegratacoswys2958]

Fantastic! Thanks

[@spacelara]

Love your videos. Thank you

[@maureenkambai5521]

Thank you Freya.

[@Rosannasfriend]

The last tip has got to be the best. Flexibility within a song is key in terms of creativity and technical ability. I don't think enough people realize this.

[@shannicethomas7465]

Thanks so much! I really appreciate what your doing 💕

[@beatrizsilva7098]

Everyday I Pratice with you! You are a excellent coach!

[@A_Kadella]

🙏God bless you, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@ofeliaarma21990]

Wow 😣🤯 I Love this 💖😍 very helpful.Thank you so much I will always try this everyday.

[@kjtheproof5328]

Your the best Freya!!

[@Rosannasfriend]

Less than halfway through, but this SUCH a GIFT!!!!

[@hellofriendsoftheworld]

I love you Freya

[@Norma01Huacuja]

Thanks this is excellent !

[@345kobi]

I have bounced around youtube and took a few lessons from two instructors locally. I am certain Freya is the best. Yes I did mean the best. THANKS.

[@veronicadavanzo2064]

I'm going to use this! Thank you!

[@Rosannasfriend]

Even though it took me years to watch this video, I just want to thank you from making it. This is very helpful.

[@eddysuhartono2918]

Wow... What a complete and wonderful singing tips, thank u so much 😊🙏

[@Marachi_eze]

Thank you so so much, I really really love this❤️💃🏼

[@izzzzzz3250]

This is such a good idea! It will be helpful if you make a daily vocal exercises checklist too.

[@izzzzzz3250]

+Freya Casey thank you, i will check that out :)

[@manuel-pd4dk]

you are phenomenal ❤️

[@gracewaltzersinger]

Greatest warm up ever! Thank you so much again.

[@boydlelix2617]

Thank you so much,,

[@HIBYROSE]

Your Vibrato and resonance are So amazing Miss Freya Casey. Found your channel through Dr. Dan's channel. Also, you explain with so much feeling.

[@AlexandraRieloff]

Great, thank you.

[@scottfishkind5335]

Loved this video, such a creative approach to warm-ups. Thanks for providing such great content Freya!!

[@ahsokatano1329]

I love the way you speak becuase you have a really soft voice and you speak not too fast...(;

[@mabelable4265]

thank you so much. Make so much sense.

[@vizzan007]

Thanks a million for this lovely and informative video!! Helped me a lot.

[@jammingdan]

Vielen Dank - echt super! 👌🏼👏🏼

[@ewecindy9048]

Thank you Freya! This was really helpful!

[@345kobi]

The checklist is very useful, wish there was one for "expand you range" stuff.

[@chrissya8370]

Hi Freya, thank you for your tips. They helped a lot with my choir singing. I'm going to recommond them to my friends as well :)

[@fancy181]

your videos are so helpfull. I just started singing lessons though i 've started singing 5 years ago.I will sing hallelujah and your video about this song was helpfull too thank you so much!:)

[@cyndel4263]

WOW, PERFECT exercise...iLoveIt! ty for all ur efforts in giving us this good stuff exercise, ur sooo good, @Freya

[@rickitee1166]

Thank you very much freya.. This is a great video, helped me a lot.. :D

[@empresspsycho3837]

This is perfect. I just downloaded the checklist. Thank you so much Freya. You are awesome!

[@Reverie305]

8:30 I love ''eeee'' too. :)

[@creativenubenchannel2807]

I love you

[@DidiyogasalsastudioTM]

Hi Freya, we are really found of your videos. Just one request, would you be able to create a video about giving tips on how to start a song. I always feel stressed when I start the song and I dont know why but the first line is always out of tune when the rest is more or less in tune after. I think the first line is very important so what do we have to do for the first line? thank you very much for your help.

[@sunisshining1582]

thanks :).

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Awesome video Freya. Warmups are so important, so overlooked, so underemphasized....and it's so individual. I find you have to experiment to know what works for you. if I'm getting ready for a gig, it might take a good 45 minutes to an hour. One famous singer once told me they warm up until they sense a timbre change. Like you I try to make it fun and uninhibited.

[@jalilahsshfjd7217]

Thanks.my voice now is improving yepeeeerr

[@345kobi]

Possibly the best singer in Boise Idaho told me that first sessions of a gig are the least great sounding because most people don't warm-up the voice.

[@יעלפרויליך]

נהדר!

[@santifoster1741]

I do a show three nights a week. I usually do a basic warm-up for 10 min 1 hr before .. Is that enough?

[@lisabarile2866]

Love this!😊

[@uWu-fp2lc]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@santifoster1741]

Wow, if That's a warm-up....how do you have the energy for a gig ?

[@ThePsychicGodfather]

❤️🌟

[@urbanoramos5229]

Always a pleasure watching your videos question,when doing this vocal warm ups ,never know how to use the breathing to do it ,any suggestions ?

[@anirudragc8900]

thank you so much for your tips :D i've been practising with your videos for a little over 4 months now, because of you, i went from A2-E5 to straight E2-G5 :D currently , i am practising belting, i can go upto B4 but when i try the 'e' vowel my voice breaks at A4, any suggestions?

[@antrachauhan1939]

How's it going now

[@FendyJidin]

+Freya Casey can you give a tips on how to sing like Freddie Mercury plz....

[@nightcrawler8864]

...how do i do that in my house without bothering my neighbors or parents

[@ultimateJeremy]

is there any reccomendations of how much of each thing we should do? like in workout terms would you do 3 sets of the low voice warmup for 15 seconds each then move to the next thing or?

[@JennieLynneWilliams]

Hi, What is difference between falsetto and head voice?

[@wallyflint]

63 years old. starting to get that wobbly pitch thing. is there some kind of exercise to help me learn to sing a steady pitch?

[@wallyflint]

by the way, thanks for another wonderful video!!

[@milliehummel]

What happens when my voice cracks while I’m singing. This is the first time I had my voice cracked . What do I do

[@janet2a]

I've tried so hard to change from chest to head on one pitch! But I just can't get it!

[@amightyo]

Excellent! Thank you for these great tips! You may consider changing "instragram" to "instagram". :) Thanks for sharing your Pinterest. :)

[@amyrosenold-music-healing-yoga]

When I follow the link to get a PDF on the checklist, it takes me to your website but not to the link, and I don't see it there. I'd really love to have a printed version. Help?!

[@thistlesome]

Hi Freya! Your videos are amazing, you are helping me so much! I have a problem with my low voice tho. I can go pretty low and I LOVE that, but once I warm up, reach those highs and just sing for a while in general, it's like as if my low voice just closed, or I can't relax enough to go AS low as on the start... Do I put too much pressure on the highs, or what do I do wrong? Any advice? Thank you for everything you do!

[@kingwillie206]

Bodlinka - Ranges need to be warmed up individually. If you concentrate on one and not the other, the one you neglect will suffer. If you lose your low register, work on it until it comes back. Working your lower and middle registers will improve your upper register.

[@CianoMaimba]

The link doesn’t send you to the PDF.

[@huytran5193]

If you're Vietnamese, you'll understand this :"Mùi mui múi mui mùi, mì" có mùi mì

[@יעלפרויליך]

לשיר זה לא פשוט.......

[@toroprathisto]

i'm sorry. but the yelling part is actually what's ruining the cords and in a long term, will cause permanent damage. :(.