Vocal Techniques 101

By Dr. Lori Hicks Categories: Arts, Music
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About Course

COURSE BEGINS MONDAY MAY 5 8:30-9:30 PM EST

Course Description:

This course introduces foundational concepts in vocal performance. Key topics include:

– Breath Control: Techniques for effective breath management.
– Vocal Anatomy: Overview of the physiological components of voice production.
– Vocal Ranges: Identification and development of vocal range.
– Vocal Agility: Improvement of vocal flexibility and precision.
– Vocal Resonance: Strategies to enhance tonal quality through resonance.
– Vocal Dynamics: Techniques for expressive vocal variations.
– Vocal Affirmation: Methods to build vocal confidence.
– Vocal Health: Practices for maintaining vocal well-being.

Designed for beginners to intermediate, this course equips students with essential skills for vocal mastery.

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What Will You Learn?

  • You will learn the Fundamentals of Singing Technique

Course Content

Support – Body and Breath
Vocal support is essential for effective singing, and we need the whole body to enhance the voice. Understanding how to combine body alignment and breath support is crucial for a strong, supported sound and vital to vocal technique.

  • Breath Support Lesson
  • Support Exercises
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Strength – Vocal Control and Stamina
Developing vocal strength allows singers to achieve greater power and endurance. With consistent practice, singers can expand their range, control dynamics, and maintain vocal health, enabling them to perform with confidence and resilience.

Space – Vocal Anatomy and Range
Creating space in the vocal tract is essential for producing clear, resonant tones. By learning to relax and open up the throat, singers can avoid strain and produce a fuller, more vibrant sound that captivates audiences.

Smile – Vocal Placement and Resonance
Smiling while singing can significantly improve vocal tone and expressiveness. It elevates the soft palate, resulting in a brighter sound that enhances clarity and focus. This technique enables singers to project their voice effortlessly and without strain.

Submit – Vocal Health and Expression
To optimize vocal performance, it is essential to submit to the needs of the voice. Prioritizing vocal health is crucial. Embrace the art of surrendering to the music, allowing yourself to be vulnerable and receptive. By letting the music guide your performance, you can achieve a more authentic and impactful expression.

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