by Marnell Sample | on March 24, 2014 | Articles | No Comments
If you go into your practice sessions without a clear goal in mind, you are wasting your time!!!
Defining your goal as “singing better” is not enough; it is too broad and too generalized. For every single exercise you do, you should have a single, specific goal in mind. Your goal could include any of the following:
Defining your goal as “singing better” is not enough; it is too broad and too generalized. For every single exercise you do, you should have a single, specific goal in mind. Your goal could include any of the following:
- Opening the mouth without tensing
- Making sure you keep your connection as you ascend
- Relaxing the suprahyoids
- Finding a particular type of resonance
- Maintaining a certain dynamic intensity in a particular range (say your first bridge)
- Sustaining notes at a forte dynamic with vibrato
- Intonation
- Phrasing
- etc.