Vocal exercises for SICK and TIRED voices I Warm up with me!

[@TiggyTabbycat]

I lost my hearing 10 years ago after a stroke and now I cannot even sing anymore .. I am trying be able to just sing along with music . I have awesome new phonak hearing aids :)

[@SinginginD]

You can do it! I’m a teacher of the deaf and work with people all over the spectrum, and I’m also a singer, so what you’re doing is dear to my heart! I hope you’ve made progress in your goals!!!

[@4MINKI44]

2 years ago, i hope it’s going well for you. 🥰

[@alyssa-bf8ct]

That’s awesome! 😊 Keep going!❤

[@twinklenabi]

You can do it.....just keep practicing

[@deejroisin]

I'm a professional musician on the east coast and did 6-7 nights a week over the summer. At one point I caught a cold, which happens every damned year. It lingered for all of July into August. This warmup video QUITE LITERALLY kept me employed. I cannot thank you enough for being so thorough and I use this warmup almost every night I have a show, which even into the winter months will be about 4x a week. We are a busy band with little free time and I have to be on my game. You are phenomenal at your job.

[@lucyh5122]

1:08 lip buzz- 1:41 > 6:00 creaky m- 2:13 > 8:54 hum- 3:26 > 10:30 vowel slide- 4:06 > 12:54 mum with sustain- 4:36 > 13:56

[@mattiennk]

I started this quite literally with a very cracked voice....with a diaphragm so sore (alot of singing yesterday) and by the end my speaking voice was clear again and high notes were much clearer....only my diaphragm was too sore to support the higher ones. Thank you so so much! This one here is the real deal.....definitely coming into my daily routine. God bless you!

[@robynfletcher266]

first saw this on tiktok and always come back whenever my voice isn’t feeling so good, absolute lifesaver

[@maepletea]

This is literally PERFECT TIMING because I'm supposed to be practicing for Choir right now

[@paigesogard2385]

Same

[@andysartz]

I'm a teacher and my natural speaking voice isn't the loudest so I'm often straining it and for the past two weeks, I've been feeling my throat sore all the time. Guess it's time I start doing exercises like these to strengthen and help my poor voice. Thank you for uploading this, Hannah!

[@cassandragrizanti7106]

You should also look into “twang” it’s a helpful technique to more easily project and be heard! I’m also a teacher and in voice therapy for the same reasons!

[@sabrinathewitch6396]

Same here

[@aniratir]

Omg I feel the pain...

[@fgwkeira]

I recommend researching arthur lessac and his book! We use it in acting and it helps with preserving the voice and projecting more effectively

[@camycode]

Hey! I'll leave the explanations for each exercise here for future reference ^_^ : 1:41 Lip Buzz 2:13 Creaky M 2:44 Creaky door 3:27 Hum 4:07 Vowel Slide 4:38 Mum with a sustain . . . The warm up starts at 6:00

[@chukwunonsobelonwu3359]

Thanks

[@Inact6]

Ty

[@FranciscaRigaud]

Amazing, thanks... very handy!

[@rileypierce7687]

Ty

[@repita21]

Lip - A vowel Creaky M - Feel sensation in back of throat, make tiny and soft Hum - Chest Voice Vowel Slide - Chest voice, resonance in chest voice Mum - Maintain chest voice and keep sensation in cheeks and only move jaw

[@mandyjaster3983]

This video (and a two boxes of peppermint tea) single-handedly helped me survive being a lead in a musical while I had a sinus infection. THANK YOU SO MUCH, HANNAH!!!

[@ariapero3043]

I'm in the same boat presently lol

[@mandyjaster3983]

@@ariapero3043 Noooo! Which role babe?? (also do Throat Coat tea instead! I completely blanked that it was an option.

[@ariapero3043]

@@mandyjaster3983 Belle in Beauty and the Beast 😬 Opening night tonight. Currently it's stuck in my chest... not fun lol.

[@mandyjaster3983]

@@ariapero3043 Good luck babe!!! I had to struggle through Jo March, and Astonishing freaked me out every night because of it. Keep breathing, take your Cs, tea and all that!! Break a leg!

[@ariapero3043]

@@mandyjaster3983 thank you!! Yeah, I'm struggling here lol. It's okay though. Last night didn't suck, it just wasn't as fun as it should have been, and I kept coughing during the song Home. But a couple of days ago I couldn't sustain notes (the mum mum mum thing on here was nearly impossible) and I was sustaining notes before that. Doesn't help that I've never had a voice lesson so I don't have physical people to go to for help, so I have been online a lot. On Monday I physically couldn't control what notes came out of my mouth. It was kind of terrifying. I could go higher or lower but that was the most control I had. So definitely I've improved lol, but I was scared I had laryngitis there for a minute lol.

[@chrella899]

I love the fact that she sings along with us, most vocal exercises don't and i cant really match my pitch with the notes so thank you And i have a singing competition later today so this really helped me a lot!

[@stateofgrace03]

how did you do?

[@chrella899]

@@stateofgrace03 It went well. Though i didnt get a reward, at least im getting my voice back :D

[@stateofgrace03]

@@chrella899 yay!

[@ineedhoez]

Get a vocal tuner app. You can use two phones. 1 to watch the videos and use the second phone to screen record your voice with the tuner. You can see which notes you are hitting and how sharp or flat you are. The app I use flashed green when you are in the right space. It also tells you the frequency you are hitting. I like to use the screen record because I can replay and see and hear what my voice was doing. I use the tuner pitched app. Also, I have an android phone and the screen record app does record when the tuner app is opened first because the app uses the microphone. I have to start the scree record and then open the tuner app. Hope this helps.

[@orchidsarepretty1422]

Could I use these as regular exercises and warmups too?? Today I hit a C6! And felt good! I was so proud of myself!! Just wanted to share my achievement with all the nice people 😄

[@nynxx5805]

Congrats!!!

[@HannahBayles]

Go you! 🎉 and these are great exercises for anytime!

[@orchidsarepretty1422]

Hannah Bayles perfect! I’ll definitely use them🙂

[@orchidsarepretty1422]

Evelyn Eve thx! Practice makes perfect!

[@emmyrose7229]

Great job!

[@joxclever]

I've used this warmup everyday since you posted it. Thank you so much. Warmups have been such a stumbling block in lockdown. It feels like such a chore sometimes, and then I end up not singing at all, which is TERRIBLE for my mental health. For some reason, this sequence doesn't feel like a drag, I quite enjoy it. And it sets me up for a great day, whether my voice is tired or not.

[@mattschultz4111]

I didnt know I could do this with my voice. You are an immaculate teacher Hanna. I always could "sing" but you give an amazing step by step to explain what is happening physiologically

[@averyleigh2013]

Thank you so much for this! I’m a scare actor and so I spend my whole night screaming at people. But then I go to rehearsal for my musical all day before work. So my voice is really tired.

[@EmeraldChen-g8c]

Omg

[@graycewanner5874]

I woke up sick and I have the biggest audition of my life today for singing screw loose thank you this helped so much

[@elizabethpitts9141]

As a volleyball player who has to yell on the court then go to voice lessons the next day i really appreciate this!!

[@EmeraldChen-g8c]

Omg same 😂

[@heidilizjohnson]

Omg what amazing timing; I was actually just cast in a show and have had three long evenings of music rehearsal the last few days. My voice has been feeling it (since I haven't sung nearly as much since quarantine!) and is in need of some R&R exercises to ease back in! Thank you, I can't wait to start my day with these tomorrow!!

[@Adele-195]

What show are you doing

[@heidilizjohnson]

@@Adele-195 It's a show with a two person cast called Daddy Long Legs

[@emiliaswan115]

I’m so happy to see a full exercise video from you!! Would love a full workout for mix voice or head voice as i struggle with those!

[@jumiii]

I've been sick for a whole week and completely lost my voice for 3 days, so now that it's returning slowly but surely, I'm easing back into using it and not just whispering/whisper-shouting all day

[@laurabrown0]

I’ve come back to this video countless times! It’s gotten me through shows and auditions with a very fatigued voice and helped me come back from illness! Thank you thank you thank you ❤️

[@christinebenson808]

I found this yesterday, my body is fighting a cold going around and I have to sing the national anthem at a minor league baseball game tonight. THANK YOU!! these help me so much!❤

[@bellajothomas945]

I got a little bit of a cold, and now that I feel myself getting better, this video has been really helpful in the sense of strengthening my voice and keeping it healthy especially when I have a audition for into the woods coming up next week. I immediately started to feel my voice get better and it’s also helps me regain confidence in my voice because I’ve been so scared of accidentally pushing too hard, so this is been a lot of help. Thank you so much Hannah! All my friends and I got sick around the same time and I sent this video to them immediately after I finished warming up for the day.

[@emilylayt1384]

I have been in musicals/plays pretty consistently for the past 3 years and this warm up is EVERYTHING to me! Overlapping shows tends to cause a little vocal fatigue and this warm up brings my voice back to a good place every time!

[@katieluxon6732]

same here! lifesaver right now

[@newmoonprincess]

I’ve tried this a few months ago and can confirm it works! By the next day my voice was sooo much more clear

[@chloeulmer5741]

Thank you for the disclaimer about the voice getting more hoarse and that it may be advisable to practice vocal rest. I sing in my profession and the pressure to push through even if it’s not healthy is real. 🧡

[@adnauseam3080]

Currently recovering from Covid, and I have a gig on Friday! So nervous for it but this seems to be helping me a lot so fingers crossed it’ll be all good, thankyou for the helpful video :)

[@amydesign1]

Seriously SO helpful, I struggle with vocal tension and this is a great go to. Thank you!

[@rosysoviet]

I started laughing after 13:55 because I thought "How a British Musical Theatre kid bothers their mother"! 🤣

[@morgannorris8793]

I was just looking for warmup guides and saw this video I saw the title and immediately went "Yep that sounds perfect for me!" And also I love Hannah bayles' channel so that ended up working out perfect. Im trying my best to overcome my embarrassment of singing in front of my family and instead doing a warmup locked in my closet so they won't hear me.... baby steps...

[@MsCcollins05]

I'm an elementary music teacher and my voice is sick and tired often. I use this vocal warm-up every morning!

[@sophiebrown4498]

Bruh these vocal warm ups have saved my live during the last 3 months and will continue too as im doing a show fir 6 months and have to sing my heart will go on every night, these warm ups are a life saver on crusty days

[@_lilly_eva]

This is perfect! It came up on my page right as I have to prep for callbacks for something with a sore throat!

[@keeyapatel4735]

omg same *so later*

[@rose-jk1iw]

this is exactly me. hope it all went well!

[@jynx3726]

Hey I know I’m super late to THIS video but I still want to say THANK YOU SO MUCHHH. I’ve been overworking my voice recently and this got her out her funk. PLUS...I reached notes I didn’t even realise I could hit before (a B2!) ~I’m a soprano btw~ and I was getting well into the 7th octave too! I’ve never had a 1 on 1 voice teacher before only choir and musical directors so thank you for helping me realise my potential and getting me through quarantine xx

[@sanjaykarthicks1226]

After these warmup exercises, I feel like my headache and cold was almost gone. Loved doing these exercises with you.

[@SS-hw9vu]

So nice to find someone doing these with a lower voice! Other videos I've been using have been too high for me to keep things relaxed while warming up.

[@mercieemerc]

This is part of my regular vocal exercises. I found it when I was recovering but it’s so good I keep coming back! Looking forward to more videos Hannah xx

[@iancunn99]

I’ve been going through seasonal allergies lately and this warm up helped me regain my voice. It really helps me a lot. Thanks!!!

[@lizzybrady1975]

Thursday is my favorite day because Hannah and Kat Steele both post ❤️

[@idontexist3196]

Same!!

[@elizabethpitts9141]

hands down the two best theatre youtubers

[@mattiennk]

This work out is absolutely amazing!!! I always comeback when my voice is feeling down and i can barely even scratch a high note.....and right at the end of the video....I can run and riff again in my high notes. How does this video not have like 10million views??? 🤔🤔

[@kalliehill1838]

Black looks really good on you! Especially with your hair color.

[@racheloshaksmusic]

Great video! My voice is really irritated like a coughy scratchy feeling and my notes don’t sound smooth anymore. I’m trying to get my voice back to normal and this felt like I was hitting all the right spots. God bless you, liked and subscribed ❤️

[@bushrahammo1181]

Thanks and greetings from Baghdad Iraq

[@kaifisshhh]

Of course I find the perfect audition opportunity when I’m sick, and of course the deadline for submissions is today. Thanks girl!

[@HeatherW290]

I have muscle tension dysphonia and these have helped me tremendously. Thank you!

[@RN_3025]

I use this warmup all the time and honestly it's one of my favourites. I have an audition coming up and needed to practice despite having assessments and fatigue. Thank you so much Hannah for these wonderful exercises!

[@ariapero3043]

I'm playing Belle in Beauty and the Beast, opening night is Thursday, and I can barely speak. I'm going to be doing these exercises for sure (although I'm not sure how else to help myself except honey and throat coat tea. Send prayers y'all!! And advice if anyone knows anything I can do?)

[@merandabubbles1124]

I see your comment was two months ago. How did you do?

[@ariapero3043]

@@merandabubbles1124 It was okay. There was a show where I ran out of cough drops and our playhouse director ran to get me some mid-show... because it was really bad. And got me menthol ones which proceeded to dry me out, but it was better than coughing up a lung and being unintelligible lol. Opening weekend was rough, but that was the only show that was that bad. Next weekend I had my voice back mostly, occasionally coughing and stuff but that's to be expected. But then I injured my knee. Like, ten minutes before the show started on Friday of that weekend. 😭 My mom was backstage, and she knows a lot about that stuff because she has a connective tissue disorder (which we think I have, I get injured a lot). Unfortunately I was in full costume and the only thing she had with her was a tape that has to go under clothes. Needless to say there was no time for that, so I did half the show on an injured knee while our playhouse director went to go get me an Ace bandage (bless him... he's the best lol). My mom helped me wrap my knee during Gaston, and I just took it easy the rest of the weekend lol. Surprisingly, my director (who didn't know about the knee thing, she was in the house that whole show) was complimenting me to the playhouse director after the show, them turned to me and told me how awesome I did and that that was my best performance. And this was a woman who did NOT give compliments, at least lightly. (It was probably because I was genuinely emotional the whole time...cuz I was in a LOT of pain the whole time lol.) But I guess it wasn't all bad LOL. All in all, I was in hell. For a lot of the time. But it was fun overall. It was just a bit overwhelming. Partly because it was first lead role.

[@boorish8354]

That's exactly what happened to me a month ago!! Belle's a hard role with a sore throat haha. That's how I found this and still use it :D

[@Sammyattheater]

@@boorish8354omg yes

[@G..G..]

@@ariapero3043there is a great video on this channel as well with incredible exercises with a straw. I use a coffee stirrer. The actual exercises take only 8 min. Keeps the voice in good stead everyday.

[@kittyh4830]

Thank you for this video! To everyone, be careful you don’t lift your head when you go up or move down when you go lower. Try to keep your head straight since that’s even worse if you use head and neck. Something I’ve found that’s easier! And been told to stop doing.

[@katieluxon6732]

my teacher told me this the other week, while singing put your head and back to the wall to stop you from moving 😁

[@TheMurphyem]

Thanks

[@missjones1347]

You are amazing! I know the old saying, you shouldn't sing if you are sick etc but sometimes in this industry you have to! This has saved me this weekend as i have a full weekend of gigs and a terrible cold and sore throat. Thank you. x

[@theresakieley380]

holy shit my throat was killing me now it feels so much better…your my savior for the callback i have today!!! 💗💗💗

[@makenziecorrell4742]

This is by far the best vocal warmup I’ve ever used. Does the trick every time even when I’m not sick

[@nessierey6721]

At our current amateur Musical production a lot of our singing ensemble is Sick, we use this vid to warm up almost every show. I‘ve used it before. So helpful thx Hannah!!❤

[@kaylivelazquez7354]

Usually here just for daily warmup purposes since i sing a lot and i'm not technically trained, but i'm here today bc i've been straining my voice singing both the alto notes and the high Bb in Wondering from HSMTMTS (i'm a higher sop who can't go below middle C without being extra careful not to strain) and NOW i'm here to say PLS COVER IT OR GIVE US A SING ALONG VERSION WITH BOTH PARTS 💖💖💖

[@haleymorgan6198]

I had my final choir concert in high school yesterday where I sang 11 songs and in the morning my voice was awful! Several cups of tea and this video literally worked miracles. Thank you so much!

[@KimRayGina]

I don’t know what I would do without this video I do that everyday at least 1 or 2 times and my voice is better than ever before, thank you so much! ❤️

[@annisapratiwi7066]

A perfect exercise at perfect time too! Throat infection taking my voice, I just got them back this past week and I need to do a cover next month. I get here by YT reccomendation. Thank you for your video!!

[@rizzerbrown]

could you do a video on developing vibrato? i can only seem to get a good vibrato in an airy/light head voice and rarely in my chest voice

[@gracejennings9034]

you can’t really use vibrato in chest voice, it usually comes with less tension and you lean into a mix

[@sc1592]

@@gracejennings9034 that’s probably a personal thing. I only get good vibrato in my chest voice.

[@stateofgrace03]

@@gracejennings9034 i have vibrato in chest voice

[@kayenuff]

i've been coming back to this video for the past year and it's been so helpful

[@sophieriggs1925]

This video is a life saver! I've used it a ton of times when my voice hasn't been feeling well. I have a performance today, a performance tomorrow, and a choir concert on Tuesday, but I got a cold a few days ago and this has really helped!

[@juliecclark120]

I ALWAYS get a cold or strep throat every fall, and although I'm better, my voice is still usually healing by December when I do a solo singing performance for my school's Christmas program. I'm on stage in front of quite a few people, if it weren't for this video I would still be stage fright. I've had the same music teacher since I was 6 yrs old, my first performance after finding this video she was telling me how my voice has not only matured over the years, but it's clear I've been trying hard to learn how to sing in different keys without straining my voice, I was proud of my singing voice for the first time! Thank you Hannah!

[@basicangels]

an acutally good video on sick voices excersies. what a blessing

[@jodecierollinson8856]

You bring so much clarity and color in what you’re teaching . First time seeing you and I’m subscribing now!

[@ciarathompson9504]

This is fabulous, thanks Hannah! I would love to see a video on developing vibrato. I tend to fall into a wide/wobbly/weighty vibrato, and it's always bothered me. I'd love to know your thoughts on how to tighten and lighten things up.

[@cortarah]

I use this early every Sunday morning when I’m on praise team. 😅 bless you. 💜

[@THEbakerbunny]

Same here lolol 😂

[@kaylivelazquez7354]

I'm back for my bi-yearly appreciation comment thank you for helping me sing in the middle of the staff in choir 😩 like I'm not a Sop 2 but also I'm no Sop 1 so this helps so much daily esp in dry LA winter 🥺💖

[@dani-sanabria]

I sing 4 services (plus rehearsals) nearly every sunday and this warm up is perfect for the in between time to keep my voice ready for the next! thank you for this!

[@Butter47-g3j]

Loved it! I have a play in 9 hours and I couldn't find warm ups that go high enough for me and I did take it like a key higher because is an 'Into the woods' play and Cinderella is who im playing and the notes are like😅 OMG HIGH!? sooo... this helped me❤

[@THEbakerbunny]

These vocal exercises are a life saver especially during cold weather

[@MaYa-mr5ul]

This has become my favorite warm up! Thank you !

[@JeanettEspedal]

PLEASE make more warm up with me videos! Use this one so much! :D

[@sophiacanavan]

Thank you for this Hannah! I used it today because I have a choir assignment and my allergies are really acting up right now!

[@StKrane]

Thank you so much, Hannah! My throat and voice feel better now.

[@allanahwegner3807]

Thank you so much for this video 💕 I’ve only recently started getting serious with my singing after a long time (10 years) and felt quite lost as how to get started again on my own 🎶 if you had any tips for anyone trying to almost star again in building strength etc that would be amazing!!

[@musicstars2005]

THANK YOU for getting me through my run of “Little Shop” during allergy season. You and Throat Coat saved my butt

[@trueschrider5823]

that’s going to be my school’s spring show!

[@jordynschaefer1554]

This is so helpful after having covid! :)

[@dedicatedmother3325]

Everytime I'm sick and cant sing, i come back to this bideo ❤❤ thank you for the tips.😊😊

[@michaelpolston5240]

I don’t know who needs to see this but I’m suffering from a pretty bad case of Covid and I’m having severe throat pain. I’ve taken several different medications and tried a lot of the home remedies I found online, and some of them help, some of them don’t. But I noticed that if I tried to make a little humming sound (my voice is completely gone too), that it soothes my throat a little, so I decided to try some vocal exercises to see if they’d help, and that’s how I found this video. I can’t currently make any even basic mouth sounds currently but this video has helped relieve my throat considerably. I wish more people knew that this would help. And thank you so much for the video.

[@ladycallieriddle]

Would this also be good for a voice which hasn't been used since March? Starting rehearsals again soon and my voice feels so out of practice!

[@joli_soul]

omg had to comment, so I've used this warm up about a thousands times and absolutely love it, its my go to warm up and i have just noticed i had disliked the video! this was obviously a mistake and no idea how long you've had a thumbs down from me for, just want to say sorry! i didn't mean too! and thank you for helping me fix my sick and tired voice before shows xx

[@rriyanaa]

this video changed my life❤️❤️

[@elizabethkitchen2873]

I feel like this helped to get my sinuses moving again, I'm still a little congested but this has got everything going again! Such good vocal warm-ups Please do more of these >:)

[@IndianPolishMix]

Thank you, Hannah! I come back here from time to time and enjoy these exercises a lot

[@thesXIXn]

i overworked my voice on a show last night and i have another tonight but i am currently DYINNNGG thank you for this

[@kalyanewarren]

I love your videos very helpful!! Thank you sharing ☺️ I’m little vocally fatigued rn

[@LeilaniKristina]

This is 👍🏽👍🏽. It felt soothing on my sore throat. Thank you for posting the video. Bless 🙂🙏🏼

[@flozergutierrez]

God bless you Hannah😊. Today I tried it again it doesn't hurt and very effective.

[@jasminevhall]

LOVE these videos and why I started following you on TikTok. I love your content, help, and energy. Any way we can get more?? Maybe like a warmup for when you wake up and have a matinee? 😁💓

[@lilianam9581]

Wow! These actually do make my voice feel a little better. I'm recovering from a pretty bad upper respiratory infection so, thanks!

[@llaattredhead]

Thank you Hannah. I just 2.5 months ago... had vocal cord surgery. Work CD w a great Vocal PT. Have started to sing in shows but I'm looking for alternative recovery, "good for the vocal cord".. warm-ups. This is the first stronger warm up I have done. Thank you! ps we are, The Belle Tones. I'm the redhead...like U 😊.. you have a beautiful voice too

[@Devashrie1]

Thank you so much for your amazing work🙏🏽

[@rowanb6475]

Can you do a video on what things are bad for your voice or sound bad while singing. You mention things like your voice feeling airy or tight and I would love a more detailed explanation about what the means or sounds like.

[@sammysledd8977]

Warm up starts at 6:00

[@Bubblebeets]

Thank you so much for being such an amazing content creator. Grabbed my SO and we're doing your technique videos together, and it's a great experience!

[@sheastirling5099]

Thank you! I am a smoker and my voice is always rough in the morning. I love how you teach how to do the lip trills. Much appreciated

[@deforest5422]

I will use this! I have allergies that make me cough all-day for months at a time.

[@almah.7215]

Very helpful thank you so much !

[@kittyrayner1178]

I’ve got my singing exam tomorrow and have a really sore and croaky throat. This will really help me, thank you!!! ❤

[@CaitieNShanna]

Just came across your channel recently and i love it !! I've been trying to work through some of my own vocal 'issues' lately (i find i can have that shouty 'belt' that you talk about and i have a hard time transitioning between passages - like i almost have to stop and start again going from chest to mix or head) and i love your exercises and tips :) I have a request (if you take them haha) - Could you do a video on developing vibrato? That's one thing i have never been able to develop. Thank you for the amazing videos!!!

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[@its_m3_377]

This is super helpful because I’m supposed to be performing next week and I woke up today with voice cracks and rasps that I don’t normally have. I can only sing in a Meleanie cross Tones and I voice (a baby voice) otherwise I have cracks and it just sounds like I’m sick. I have had A LOF of water this week but nothings helping! Until this! This is what I needed!

[@sofi.iscool2842]

First warmup video I went through without skipping!!! Loved it :)