Practice these vocal exercises for baritone every day to strengthen your singing voice and master your vocal technique. For voice lessons with me on Zoom, visit: www.joshualinds...
You're welcome! I hope they help. Let me know how the vocal exercises feel in your voice or if you have any issues. I'd be glad to answer any questions.
@@joshualindsayvoicestudio6022 Thank you. Other than the lip trills, I had no problems except for keeping up with the staccato - legato ones. My lips must be smaller than average, and I have a very hard time sustaining a trill, even using my hand to shape my face better. I'll probably do those exercises with a straw or some other device to impede airflow.
That's an excellent book! It's great for understanding the mechanics and function of the voice. I like what Richard Miller said in introduction of that book: "I have never met someone who has learned to sing from a book." And then he proceeds to write a book on singing. Ha!
THX!!!
In a world of tenors it seems no one cares about us baritones!!
I’m glad you like the video!
Seems like a really solid set of exercises. Thanks.
You're welcome! I hope they help. Let me know how the vocal exercises feel in your voice or if you have any issues. I'd be glad to answer any questions.
@@joshualindsayvoicestudio6022 Thank you. Other than the lip trills, I had no problems except for keeping up with the staccato - legato ones. My lips must be smaller than average, and I have a very hard time sustaining a trill, even using my hand to shape my face better. I'll probably do those exercises with a straw or some other device to impede airflow.
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Thanks for watching!
Thank you, keep up the content sir!
I just started reading “the structure of singing” by Richard Miller
Thank you, Patrick! Absolutely!
That's an excellent book! It's great for understanding the mechanics and function of the voice. I like what Richard Miller said in introduction of that book: "I have never met someone who has learned to sing from a book." And then he proceeds to write a book on singing. Ha!