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Student Resources 

Technical Warm-Up

When you are practicing at home, remember your warm-up should include the following types of exercises done in proper singing posture:

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PHYSICAL

*Stretching arms, neck, back 

*Facial warm-ups

*Acting warm-ups

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BREATHING

*Deep breaths

*Explore different breath pressures

*Dog Pant - Nasal

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VOCALIZING

*Sirens

*Bubbles

*Consonants

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SINGING

*Please continue to practice the exercises we do in your own private lesson! I have made a few sample warm-ups below for Kids and Adults that you can use if you do not have access to a piano or are unable to play. 

If you have not done a certain exercise, feel free to try it out and let me know that you have practiced it!
 

Readings & Other Resources

STUDENTS: 

IMSLP - Petrucci Music Library

FREE Classical Sheet Music Online

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The LiederNet Archive

*Use for many translations

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SheetMusicPlus

*For purchasing music books - they have the best selection!

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International Phoenetic Alphabet

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David Jones Studio

**I recommend all of my students like this page on Facebook. David Jones has a wealth of knowledge to offer voice students. His posts are extremely helpful.

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The Royal Conservatory of Music

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PARENTS: 
I hope you find these readings and other resources useful in supporting your child through their musical journey!

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PARENTS SITTING IN ON LESSONS

*ALL parents - please take a moment to read this article. It is about piano students, but applies directly to voice lessons. 

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Music Lessons - Reaping the Benefits (RCM) 

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The Music Parents' Guide

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KIDS Technical Warm Up #1 - Sing with Kaylee
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