We’d love to hear you singing any vowel!

Whether you have a favorite singing exercise or have already recorded yourself singing any vowel to a verse or chorus you love, we want to know how you’ve been exercising your voice.

As you exercise your voice, it’s important to remember that:

Tongue placement, the way your mouth forms words, proper breath support, and projection all play into how your voice will be heard by others.
Tongue twisters and reciting poems and songs are two ways you can continually work on your diction without overworking your singing voice.
Warming down is just as important as warming up, so remember to work in time to do both during your 20-30 minutes of exercising your singing voice per day.

Resources

Connect with Neka on Instagram and Denise at her website
Download your scales that switch every four beats:
- Lesson 6
  - Alto Range
  - Bass Range
  - Tenor Range
  - Soprano Range
Continue to build your singing skills with Denise and Neka's Learning Path:
- Complete Singing: 5 Classes to Take You from Beginner to Intermediate

Explore More Classes on Skillshare

Singing Like a Star: 5 Steps to Discover Your Voice — Valerie Morehouse
Music Fundamentals: Explore & Create Your Unique Sound — Jacob Collier

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