Tenor Singing Warm Up - Extended Range - Pentatonic Scales

[@ibrahimxevy1234]

Your such a wonderful gift from heaven. Thank you for providing us free exercises here on youtube speacially for me who can't afford a qualified voice teaches like you..

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you so much! That is really kind and I'm glad the videos are helping! Enjoy the channel and keep singing!!! Jeff

[@OfficialStvoMusic]

Man i love @jeffrolka what a heaven send

[@MajorasMaskMailman]

Lip Trill: 1:01 HE --> E (Up): 2:47 HE --> AY (Down): 4:40 HE --> OO: 6:20 Lip Trill (Pentatonic): 8:04 E --> OO (Pentatonic): 9:18 AY --> AH (Pentatonic): 10:14 AH --> OH (Pentatonic): 11:08 Lip Trill (1-->5-->1, 1-->9-->1): 13:22 E --> AY --> AH --> OH (1-->5-->1, 1-->9-->1): 15:16 Minor "You and Me": 16:43

Without any further ado at 0:58 😉 Thanks Jeff! 🐯

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[@rico879]

Cant get tired of warming up with your exercises, Jeff, thank you!!

[@DEMONTmx]

wow this one really helped me connect through my passagios

[@Arnomac]

This is great for me in hotels before a show. I’m always in search of newer exercises! Thank you so much

[@TocadoFoxy]

Jeff, you should do one video advising about vocal routine, what we need to pay attention and how to improve, etc thank you so much for the content!!

[@gregorik6483]

That descending melody at the very end was extremely beautiful and helped connect the warmup to actual singing (with words no less) I would love to see more of these exercises at the end of your videos.

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you for your comment and thank you for your kind words! Can definitely do more exercises like that! Thanks for watching! Jeff

[@bell_eau]

1:00 LIP TRILL 2:44 HE -> E (UP) 4:38 HE -> AY (DOWN) 6:18 HE -> YOU 8:02 LIP TRILL (PENTATONIC) 9:16 E -> YOU to be continued...

[@tonymoran9794]

Thanks!

[@JeffRolka]

You're welcome! Thank you so much for your generous Super Thanks!

[@ibear2554]

Jeff, thank you. Today I focused on the chambers in my skull and sinuses during the vowels along with my breath. The last exercise gave me a nice buzz in my teeth and under my nose. (So I know it was working!) Had fun. Sounding better each day. Thanks again.

[@ericcollins5741]

I use this video to help me every time I warm up. Thank you!

[@JeffRolka]

Awesome! Thank you for watching! Jeff

[@LongRainey]

I'm so thankful for your exercises. They really stretch my voice, and brighten my tone.

[@ArturRafin]

thank you so much! Its help!

[@joe_palin_music]

What a fantastic man!!! I'm considering donating to this EXTREMELY: helpful, insightful, expert, proffessional resource!!! Thank you so much Jeff. I have literally spent more than an hour today going through all your tenor warm up/ exercises. Absolutely fantastic.

[@JeffRolka]

Wonderful! Thank you so much for your kind words! Thanks for singing along! Enjoy! Jeff

[@ramah.music1]

thank you for all the videos!

[@goupilnoir]

This week i concentrate on the *Tenor lip thrill madness* And this extended range warm up. I perform all the exercises whitout too much trouble but at the last one *you you you you and me* When i sing "and me" it really sound like a pile of cooking pots that we would trow down the stares So i keep working Thank you for all !

[@Awreadybro7]

Thank you for the video Jeff I appreciate your dedication to teaching us!!! And I enjoyed your recent live video you were tired just so we cpupd uave access to these lessons.. So Thank you!!!

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you!! I really appreciate your kind words. Yes, I was a little tired this morning for the live event. It's been a really busy week but very exciting too! Thank you for watching and enjoy the channel! Jeff

[@rickskehan4146]

Awesome! Thx Jeff!

[@xppws]

You are the man!!! Thanks for making these

[@namhy5162]

Thank you for this pentatonic warmup. The ''E to OU'' exercise is currently challenging compared to the other vowels.

[@brucesnider626]

This is a really good warm-up exercise that I put near the beginning of my vocal scales warm-up repertoire. Thanks Jeff! Great stuff and it has helped me quite a bit. Have subscribed and will check out your newer videos.

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you! Jeff

[@louiethelandlord7629]

Thanks buddy. I practiced so hard to this warm up my eyes started to blur!

[@JeffRolka]

Ha!!! Fantastic! Jeff

[@jamesyoungmusic]

This is fantastic!

[@georgeschleiss]

Great! Thank you!

[@fung0r]

thank you so much and i love it that you are using different scales, so refreshing!

[@JeffRolka]

Excellent! Thank you for watching! Jeff

[@kuzonhotman2791]

Thank you thank you so so much!!!

[@rakeshchopra9072]

You you you you, you and me..... wow. Thanks from India

[@stellansorensen3127]

Hi, I have a question! I can scream (not beautifully) up to B5 on the piano, and perhaps sing with more sophistication up to something like an E5. Now I wonder how far this video goes, what are the highest notes? Also, thank you so much for your videos, I use them daily and it develops me enormously. Hugely appreciated. I'm happy to contribute to the channel and purchase your lessons. Keep the good work up, and last, what are your suggestions to becoming a fantastic singer? Best regards Stellan

[@princeethan4860]

This is Brilliant!! 👌👌

[@goupilnoir]

Ho ho ho wow thank you so much. Merci beaucoup Jeff

[@Itseddiedude]

I love this man!

[@goupilnoir]

Fantastic

[@musicalknowledge6590]

So amazing

[@goupilnoir]

Hi jeff. Thank you again for the great exercises. When you warm up your voice, do you keep open the connection between your throat and your nasal cavity or do you close it ? Thank you in advance for your answer.

[@JeffRolka]

It's open, though there are some exercises that close it in order to adjust/assess resonances and airflow. Great question!!!! Thank you for being here! Jeff

[@goupilnoir]

@@JeffRolka thank you very much. I'll keep it open. Have a great day

[@rickbrown9010]

Jeff is a great teacher go give him $$

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you for that! I can hardly argue with you about it! For those feeling so inclined: cash.me/$supportjrolka www.paypal.me/RolkaProductions venmo.com/Jeffrey-Rolka Thank you! Jeff

[@Mistershowaltermusic]

Hi Jeff. I've been plundering your videos. They're so good. Do you have a patreon account or somewhere I can go to donate?

[@JeffRolka]

Awesome! I'm glad you're plundering them! Thank you! Yes! Here's a link: www.patreon.com/jeffrolka Best! Jeff

[@Mistershowaltermusic]

Done. Thanks!

[@HeatherLorien38]

I just discovered your channel, and did the alto warmup which I was comfortable with, but i had no idea I could go full tenor range. Is the proper term for that contralto?

[@JeffRolka]

You are right. The lower female vocal range is a contralto. There is quite a lot of overlap between the tenor and contralto fachs though the registration events will be in different locations and as such, phonation practices on any given pitch within the overall tessitura will differ. Best! JEff

[@HeatherLorien38]

@@JeffRolka Thank you for clarifying that for me. :) It's great to know where I am, vocally.

[@1393PVWWO]

Any suggestions for a voice that slows down on ascending melismas? I fall behind your playing and would like to keep up and eventually even go faster?

[@JeffRolka]

Great question! I'll answer in Questions from Comments 43! Best! Jeff

[@trandy6673]

0:57 My reference time

[@nathalieautumnleaves6626]

Hoi Jeff, Thank you for your video's. I have one question, what is the highest note in this video? Greetings Radha.

[@Genetaylormusic]

D5 I believe...

[@Itseddiedude]

What’s malísima?

[@JeffRolka]

When you sing one vowel sound and move between at least two pitches. They're all over the place. Best! Jeff

[@Itseddiedude]

@@JeffRolka thank you so much Jeff! How much do you charge for private lessons?

[@davidmotoban1073]

Are you on Instagram @jeff Rolka?

[@JeffRolka]

Technically yes, but practically speaking no. I never post anything. :-( Best! Thank you for watching! Jeff

[@octaviof.g.7316]

you you you you you and meeeeeee!

[@JeffRolka]

I see what you did there!

[@Genetaylormusic]

Only a scumbag would give you a thumbsdown. You. Are. The. BEST in the words of Alfredo Kraus "Technique is the salvation of the voice" and you are helping. In the studio now and I gotta sing some high D's and you better believe I'm doing this warm up

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you so much! Great quote! I love it and as I'm sure is no surprise, resonate it with it entirely! Enjoy! Jeff

[@michaelbennett8981]

Hi, great video! Is this an advanced warm up? Cause I can't keep up. There's no time to flow and get all the notes in

[@JeffRolka]

Thank you! Yes, extended range is definitely for advanced practitioners. Includes the third registration event. Keep it up! Jeff

[@NekoPetrovsky]

Thanks a lot JEFF