Learn to Sing Scales and Modes with Dr. Roger Hale

[@RogerHale]

Are you interested in taking interactive group singing classes from Dr. Hale over the internet? Please fill out this brief survey: forms.gle/GfQRDANu1ANjU6558

[@naiporter6576]

Thank you so much for providing this! Although I've been singing for years, I never studied voice or theory. Your videos are really helping me to learn the language of music and the importance of taking care of my instrument. THANK YOU!

[@RogerHale]

NaiMuse Inc. I am so glad that you are finding these resources useful. Happy to help :-)

[@tillsommerdrums]

This is perfect ! I know the theory of scales but singing them is rather difficult. This helps a great deal. I am kind of glad that music school puts me through this even though I am a drummer. It just makes me more professional during songwriting and while singing instrumental parts which happens more often than you would think :D Thanks a lot Roger and keep up your very helpful work !

[@RogerHale]

I am so glad that you found it useful! Stay well and happy new year!

[@planetmalavika]

Thanks for putting all the information regarding modes at one place.

[@RogerHale]

You are welcome :)

[@RogerHale]

Excited to offer a way to learn all your scales and modes. I hope this helps you learn. If you would like to download my vocal warm up tracks, please click here: solfasinger.com/VocalWarmups

[@jenhandebogoyayi3409]

Actually it is real excited. If you get time please share the exercoese that helps a singer to control breathing

[@RogerHale]

Hi Jenhandebo, Please watch this video for breath control: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZLKn5ttpc6cbMk

[@mackjosh8732]

Honestly am improving day by day as I do the warm ups. But I would appreciate most if you made a video specifically for low notes.

[@elnazmkh5885]

Thanks so much Roger. it helped me alot!!!!!

[@RogerHale]

So glad it helped 😊

[@mariejesus5552]

Thanks, Roger Hale, long time. Happy New year beloved teacher. 🤗🤗🤗

[@RogerHale]

Marie Jesus, Thanks so much for watching. Happy new year to you too!

[@behjatmotamed586]

Thank you so much Dr.Hale

[@RogerHale]

Behjat, you are very welcome!

[@jalenaustin4799]

Hello Roger Hale! I am learning solfege! And I think the “Ri” hand sign looks like “Re” except the index finger comes up and “Li” does too.

[@RogerHale]

Jalen, yes ri and re look similar. Ri is meant to be vertical and re slanted.

[@jalenaustin4799]

Ok I see. But I do “Ri” in my way though. Thank you!

[@antrachauhan1939]

THANK YOU!!

[@RogerHale]

You're welcome!

[@Solomon.Y_Music]

Excellent teaching.. Tq...

[@RogerHale]

You're most welcome! ~Roger

[@christianfrancisflorentina6235]

Thank u Dr Roger.

[@RogerHale]

Thank you for watching Christian!

[@analvapassos]

Thanks Roger! 😀

[@RogerHale]

Thank you for watching @Analva Passos!

[@jenhandebogoyayi3409]

Thanks Dr I real enjoyed this trainings

[@RogerHale]

Jenhandebo, Thank you for watching!

[@andremonteiro4757]

Excelente mestre

[@soledadgarcia8135]

Thanks i love!

[@RogerHale]

Thank you Soledad!

[@RaquelCunhaKelinha]

Thank you :)

[@RogerHale]

@Raquel Cunha Thank you for watching!

[@ynksphoto3930]

Interesting. Just knew it.

[@RogerHale]

Thanks Ynks Photo for watching!

[@acesncaramel]

Hi Roger, Do you have any exercises that helps getting from forte to pianississimo smoothly and vice versa? Thanks

[@RogerHale]

Hi April! I have some ideas. Let me see what I can do to make them available.

[@acesncaramel]

@@RogerHale How wonderful of you. Can't wait! Thanks.

[@RogerHale]

@April Amesbury here is my latest video. Thanks for the suggestion! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYnUh2dte9irnZI

[@antrachauhan1939]

Is the first scale starting with middle c?

[@RogerHale]

Hi Antra, The first note I play on the piano is the C below middle C (C3). For treble voice it would start on middle C (C4). Hope this helps.

[@katesill1987]

🍁🍂🌻🌪️💫☄️

[@RogerHale]

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[@mariaeugeniarestrepo5598]

🤩👋🙏🏻

[@RogerHale]

Thank you Maria for watching!

[@nohxrt5382]

Who wins in rock paper scissors do or mi

[@RogerHale]

@Blaine Kisser, that is a true music teacher joke! You make me 😊

[@user-ng6hu4hn7m]

no one know how hard I work on to able to Vibrato😔

[@isabelgirau2678]

It's easy - I think, you have the wrong technique?

[@007more7]

This seems to be another video to himself didn't explain anything about what's going on what's the point

[@RogerHale]

Sorry about this 007 More. I made this video to help a class that I teach at the university where students are learning to sing and hear different types of scales. It isn't for everybody, but could be useful to some. Almost all music is based on one of these scales or modes (pop music to classical). In most popular music students generally hear notes to one or two of these scales, by learning how to sing and hear the difference it helps put a song in context to help tuning or to sing intervalic jumps accurately. Hope this helps explain a little. Have a nice day!