Discovering Your Best Voice With Alexon Fergus CourseOverview: Singing techniques Singing Styles Super Vocals Vocal

Power Exercises Complete Vocal Ear-training course SESSION 1: Singing Techniques Part 1 - How to feel free and condent when you sing - Learn the singing techniques and habits of professional singers - Harness your new skills allowing you to be able to sing almost any style or style imaginable! Singing Technique 1: Breathing

- The voice is a wind instrument (Like the Saxophone/Clarinet) - the reed is in your throat (your vocal chords) - For singing, unlike speaking, its important to ll the lungs completely - the more air you have available, the longer the phrases youll be able to hold! - The more breath you have the better the control you have of your voice! Its also a massive boost to your condence. Your voice now does what you want it to do! - Clear tones, Low tones, Vibrato, Flexibility, Flicks, Turns Growls - all rely on an ample supply of air to the lungs!

Exercise 1: With open palms, place hand between index ngers and thumbs and slowly slide up until your thumbs feel your lower rib cage - when I say breathe take a full breath through a comfortably open mouth and throat. Expand your stomach against your hands and pushing against them allowing your stomach to expand Relax head neck and jaw. Your shoulders do not rise, relax tongue - let the tip gently rest against your lower teeth. Your mouth should feel as though you are gently yawning and feel the cool air gently pass the back of your throat! Now take your breath - Breathe in for two counts and hiss -like a snake - out for four counts.Do the whole process for three to ve rounds!

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Singing Technique 2: Support The same muscles used for coughing and sneezing are used for singing! - Place hands between hip bone and ribs and cough gently, feel the natural support? Now try hissing twice: Hiss Hiss in the same manner! Now on the letter F Say the sound of F twice breathe and FFF FFF. Make sure you feel the pressure against your hands as you repeat these exercises. - Next combine two hisses with the word Hey! As if you just saw a friend after a very long time! Hiss Hiss Heeeey, hiss hiss heeey! - Now repeat this again this time with a longer tone on the heeeey Go ahead! Hiss hiss heeeeeeeeeeeeeey (Almost singing one note - Maybe Middle C/E) Again! HIss Hiss Heeeeeeeeeeey! Well done! - Now repeat on low female register G above middle C HIss Hiss Heeeeeeeeeeey! - Now once again on the second E above Middle C - female falsetto. HIss Hiss Heeeeeeeeeeey! Well done! Repeat at least 5 - 10 times!