Humming Workouts (Part 3)
These humming exercises should be practised on a "mmm" humming sound. Try and keep the buzzing/humming sensation in the front of your mouth, rather than the back of your throat. In this course, the exercises make use of major and minor sixths and sevenths (m6, M6, m7 and M7). These are large intervals and must be practiced with care to ensure accuracy.
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Course Contents
Practise Major sixths (M6) and minor sixths (m6)
M6 starting from the tonic
Lesson
M6 starting from the dominant
Lesson
m6 starting from the tonic
Lesson
m6 starting from the dominant
Lesson
Alternate between M6 and m6
Lesson
Practise Major sevenths (M7) and minor sevenths (m7)
M7 from the tonic
Lesson
m7 from the tonic
Lesson
Combining M7 and m7
Lesson
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