Western Vocal 101
This course comprises of the very basic exercises that is a prerequisite for any singing student. This will help you to embark on your singing journey and hone your basic skills.
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Course Contents
Warmup
Ascent & Descent
Lesson
Swifter
Lesson
Pacing up
Lesson
Doublets
Lesson
Chug along
Lesson
Vocal agility
Little steps (12321)
Lesson
Go further (123454321)
Lesson
Jumps (15151)
Lesson
Swifter (15151)
Lesson
Waterfall (5432123454321)
Lesson
Descent (54321)
Lesson
Ascent (12345)
Lesson
Dexterity
Stretch (111358531)
Lesson
Stretch (1358531)
Lesson
Jumbled (1538531)
Lesson
Machine gun (123454321x2)
Lesson
Swifter gun (123454321x2)
Lesson
Triplets
Lesson
Melody
Lesson
Vocal range
Pushing hard
Lesson
Octave leaps (18181)
Lesson
Cross octave (15851)
Lesson
Double octave
Lesson
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