Get Ready to Sing: Vocal Warm Up Session

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You're one of the best vocal coach ever seen👌 I appreciate your service very much🙏

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This is awesome!!! Thank you!!! I’ve been craving a couple of daily workout videos I can sing along with to practice all of what I learn from you, Kurt. You are the best voice coach ever!!!!

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I can do the high C 😊 3 month ago, I could'nt hardly do the E under. I' m so thankful for Your tricks. Last sunday in church, I was able to sing all the songs 😊

[@RiyazLearnSinging]

The control and release techniques for the bridge are incredibly insightful! Definitely trying this approach for more seamless transitions.

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[@patrickes4540]

Please a male Version ❤ What Do you think of straws? I would love to hear your take on them for vocal exercises.

[@JoshElliottMusic]

I’m doing this an octave down except for the wee head voice section which I’m doing with the student but a male version would be helpful. Especially with Kurt doing the exercises as a reference 😊

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[@11KT11]

I’ve found super light creaky door exercises to be the most beneficial for me in the last six months. And you’ve been the best by far at explaining it. Another great video, thank you Sir.

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Well thank you for uploading the video I searched yesterday 😊

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[@SilviDi]

Hey thank you so much for this!! I needed such warm up! 😊

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[@RichardFriendartist]

Kurt when vocalizing (running scales and warm up exercises) do you encourage emoting and getting into "character" when running through these exercises. Or should they be done more to accurately get the mechanics of the exercise down as the priority. I guess an example would be some rock singers. I always imagine someone like Robert Plant (when he was 22 or 23) in 1971 doing these types of exercises, or like Chris Cornel when he was 24. (or even someone like Little Richard etc) Would they be singing them like they'd be approaching a song, or is the idea to do the exercise cleanly and precisely?