Vocal Coach

Warm-up exercises: 1. Lip trills - start by blowing air through your lips, creating a buzzing sound. Gradually add vocalization to the trills, maintaining the buzzing sensation in your lips. 2. Humming exercises - select a comfortable pitch and hum up and down your range. Focus on keeping your voice relaxed and not straining. 3. Sirens - slide up and down your vocal range, starting from your lowest note and gradually sliding up to your highest note and back down. Technical exercises: 1. Breath support exercises - practice breathing exercises like inhaling and exhaling with control and building up breath support by holding onto exhales for an extended period. 2. Tongue exercises - work on enunciation by practicing tongue twisters while moving your tongue in various positions. 3. Vibrato exercises - work on developing your vibrato by practicing slow, even, and controlled intensity vibrato with a straight tone. Singing exercises: 1. "Feeling Good" by Nina Simone 2. "A Change is Gonna Come" by Sam Cooke 3. "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston Practice routine: 1. Warm-up exercises before starting the practice session. 2. Work on technical exercises for 20-30 minutes daily. 3. Practice singing exercises for 30-60 minutes daily, focusing on one song or exercise at a time. 4. Record your practice to listen to your progress and identify areas that need improvement. 5. Incorporate active listening to various styles of music to improve your musical performance. Performance techniques: 1. Always connect with the lyrics and be emotionally invested in the song. 2. Perfect your stage presence by practicing your posture and eye contact. 3. Engage with the audience and create a personal connection. 4. Practice performing in front of others, such as recording or live audiences to feel comfortable under pressure.